Law requires textbook prices to be shown during registration
By Ray Koh | September 9, 2010As a result of newly enacted legislation, the cost of expensive books will no longer be a surprise on the first day of classes for future semesters.
As a result of newly enacted legislation, the cost of expensive books will no longer be a surprise on the first day of classes for future semesters.
Members of the Graduate and Professional Student Council met for the first this year Tuesday and covered a diverse agenda.
In today’s uncertain times, Richard Danzig believes one can never be too certain about the future.
Rep. David Price, D-N.C. and a former political science and public policy professor, spoke to a small crowd Tuesday evening in the West Union Building, hoping to inspire students to become more...
Students driving through Central Campus will see workers on Anderson Street this week as the city of Durham makes its scheduled repairs.
With an executive board staffed primarily by seniors, Duke University Union will turn to freshmen to fill its ranks.
Since the beginning of the academic year, students have encountered notices in dorms across campus telling them to “join the dark side.”
The Tower may have opened less than two weeks ago, but the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee has already crafted a list of suggestions for the newly-renovated eatery at its meeting...
Duke’s Methodist affiliation could eventually render the University unable to police its own campus.
Executive Chef Chris Holloway has long been a musician. And it was through music that Holloway met his current business partner, Sam Clowney.
The national health care overhaul, which extends insurance coverage for young adults, is expected to increase the University’s costs.
Lady Gaga and Superman were among the star-studded and beer-drenched Tailgate crowd Saturday.
The Duke Student Government Judiciary decided Sunday to hear a new case filed by senior Cliff Satell, who alleges that the Duke College Republicans have been selective in their membership.
Men and women may soon have the chance to get a whole lot closer—in housing proximity at least. Campus Council heard a presentation on behalf of gender-neutral housing policy during its first...
Officials will be on student groups’ cases at Tailgate Saturday—30 cases, each. There is now a 30 case limit per vehicle—or 720 beers—and a six-can limit per person entering the Blue Zone...
In an effort to reduce the Dining deficit, University officials ended the faculty and staff 10 percent discount at on-campus eateries Aug. 1.
At a time when many business schools are seeing slow, if any, growth, the Fuqua School of Business’ global approach has allowed it to attract a record number of applicants.
In its first meeting of the year, Duke Student Government approved a new timeline for the 2010-2011 DSG elections, creating one election for all DSG Executive Board candidates and a separate one...
Dan Kiehart, chair of the biology department, knew his undergraduate program needed a change.
The Duke University Marine Lab has issued a mandatory evacuation of all dormitory residents effective Thursday afternoon, in preparation for Hurricane Earl.