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...
Kelly Crace, a staff psychologist at CAPS, will become the program’s new director July 1, the University announced Wednesday.
The house model may be new to Duke, but it’s not uncharted territory for some peer institutions.
To her friends and peers, Lindsay Rawot embodied courage, enthusiasm and optimism.
Reflecting on the first year of his tenure, Durham Public Schools Superintendent Eric Becoats said he plans to focus on improving low-performing schools, developing and retaining good teachers,...
When Lilly Ledbetter realized her employer of 19 years paid her significantly less than her male counterparts, she was determined to make things fair for herself and other women—and she did.
Professor Charlotte Clark never thought an assignment in her course would lead to Duke’s own sustainable farm.
Ludacris is no longer the only name on the lineup for this year’s Last Day of Classes festivities.
Recent international developments have reinforced the need for cooperation with global partners in American foreign policy, the nation’s number two diplomat said Monday.
