Top administrators expressed confidence Thursday that the University will be able to eliminate its remaining $40 million budget deficit in the next two years.
With the Iraq war in the end stages, Columbia professor Robert Jervis provided insight into the conflict and the pitfalls of analyzing war itself.
Some freshmen are heading to the Career Center just weeks into their time at Duke to start planning for their future.
After a tough 2009-2010 fiscal year, the University’s endowment and budget appear to be heading back on track.
During his address, Hollywood director Lee Daniels gave his audience some advice.
In its meeting Wednesday, Duke Student Government established two new committees: one charged with modifying DSG election bylaws, the other with increasing student familiarity with financial aid.
When asked on their applications why they chose Duke, high school seniors now mention DukeEngage more frequently than Duke Basketball.
Duke Student Broadcasting has recently begun collaborating with GoDuke.com, the official website of the University’s athletics, to create sports-related content.
Duke Student Government named two freshmen Durham and Regional Affairs senators after a one-day delay due to allegations of campaign violations.
Four panelists met Tuesday night to discuss illegal immigrants and potential reform as part of Duke Political Union’s “Super Tuesday” series.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council heard a presentation on one of its biggest issues—health insurance for graduate students—at its second meeting of the year Tuesday.
Duke University Union held its first general body meeting of the year last night.
After a career’s work is done, the learning continues for Bull City retirees.
Much of the $72 million donation that former Duke President Nan Keohane called “a fitting capstone” to the Campaign for Duke has not been paid.
In a speech on civility in discourse, Jim Leach reminded the crowd that Thomas Hobbes had once called the life of man “nasty, brutish and short.”
As the use of social media networks grows, Facebook and Twitter may increasingly serve as vehicles of change.
The Blue Devils’ game against the Crimson Tide drew more spectators than Wallace Wade has seen in years, clogging roads on campus but creating few security or medical breaches, administrators said.
Team strategy and physical ability are not the only factors that contribute to football success—players must focus on nutrition and sleeping schedules as well.
University officials confirmed Thursday that certain residential models will be retained, though a new model is slated to be implemented by Fall 2012.