If elected Young Trustee, Matt Davis strives to enable students to benefit from their time at Duke even more than he has.
In her visit to Duke, the chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation recalled failures that led to the financial crisis and offered suggestions for avoiding similar problems in the future.
As a former manager of the men’s basketball team and a current Fuqua student, Joshua Makaron is no stranger to the Duke brand.
Duke Student Government discussed senate procedure, tenting and its ongoing projects at its meeting Tuesday night.
The economy is taking its toll on a political science department that is losing funding, professors and students.
In a presentation ranging from anecdotal airport recollections to reflections on soul-altering meditations, best-selling Elizabeth Gilbert addressed a Durham audience to promote her most recent...
Duke’s first and only female president returned to campus to share what she has learned from her study and practice of leadership.
Despite growth of the University’s long-term investments in the 2010 calendar year, spending for next fiscal year will not substantially increase.
With advice and guidance from the Career Center and more recruiters coming to Duke’s campus, students worrying about their futures may be relieved to hear that the Career Center is optimistic about...
The way the public views a presidency is shaped not only by an administration’s policies, but also by the people who stand on the sidelines of history and document it.
The Chronicle’s Amanda Young talked with Nan Keohane about her new book and past accomplishments.
Campus Council has recommended that residential programming responsibilities fall under DUU’s purview.
Students got the rare opportunity to question top administrators about campus culture, scandals and decisions that take place behind administrators’ closed doors.
Due to political turmoil in Egypt that has resulted in widespread violence, the International Travel Oversight Committee voted to restrict travel to the country, Duke announced Wednesday.
By running as write-in candidates, students who were not selected as finalists by the Young Trustee Nominating Committee can seek election to the prestigious position.
