After hearing a group of female engineers discuss discrimination against women during lab, Sunhay You, a sophomore, knew something had to be done to share their experiences with the Duke community.
The newest rankings are out, and many of Duke’s graduate schools are listed among the elite of the nation.
Seniors who anticipated rapper Lupe Fiasco’s concert at their freshman year LDOC will finally have a chance to see him perform in their last semester.
University foreign language departments are becoming even more pertinent as Duke expands abroad, but continued spending cuts in Durham are causing stress among language faculty.
Size doesn’t matter for the Refectory Cafe at Duke Law School.
Several undergraduates were arrested in two drug busts that took place last month.
Living on Central isn’t as bad as some students may think.
After most students had long cleared campus to enjoy Spring Break, several notable Duke figures gathered in the Great Hall for a major announcement March 7.
William Pizer, a top U.S. Treasury Department official, will teach at Duke next Fall having decided in March to leave the Obama Administration.
In preparation for its merger with Campus Council, Duke Student Government confirmed eight at-large senators and an interim vice president for the new Residential Life and Dining Committee.
More students than last year have submitted applications to study abroad through “Duke-in” programs, according to the Global Education Office for Undergraduates
Representatives from the Obama and Small Business administrations gathered in Durham to launch “Startup America”—a campaign that seeks to forge ties between government officials and entrepreneurs...