Fuqua School of Business students stepped into virtual reality yesterday when Craig Mundie, Microsoft’s chief research and strategy officer, took the stage at Geneen Auditorium and invited them to...
In the age of new media, the University will welcome a new face to its faculty this Spring.
Students paying hundreds of dollars for academic papers online may be surprised by how little they get for their money.
Minor changes to the Great Hall had business booming in September.
The Duke University Police Department released updated crime statistics in its annual Clery Security Report, which shows an increase in a number of reported crimes for the 2009 calendar year.
Budget cuts and campus expansion were on the agenda at the first Board of Trustees meeting of the academic year this weekend.
More than 2,000 graduate and professional students spent the weekend camped out to enter the lottery for Duke Men’s Basketball season tickets.
DukeEngage administrators announced that it will accept 50 more students and add nine new programs for summer 2011.
Jonathan Kuniholm joined the half-marathon team after Sports Illustrated columnist Peter King lost a bet.
Controversial evolutionary biologist and atheist Richard Dawkins spoke at Duke to promote his new book, “The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution,” and discuss his ideas on the...
The Board of Trustees will pay special attention to environmental issues at Duke during its first meeting of the academic year.
Junior Paul Salem is an average Duke student—he buys meals from the Great Hall and does homework in Perkins Library. But unlike most of his peers, Salem is a 24-year-old trained sniper who has...
