The long-awaited Devil’s Bistro restaurant and Mill Village on Central Campus is finally open after months of construction and delays.
The Organization of American Historians selected William Chafe, Alice Mary Baldwin professor of history, to receive the 2010 Roy Rosenzweig Distinguished Service Award. The honor recognizes...
Climate change was a hot topic on Duke’s campus Thursday evening.
This year is Kaveh Danesh’s first year as an academic affairs senator, but he doesn’t want it to be his last in DSG.
At their meeting Thursday, members of Campus Council reflected on accomplishments of the past year and looked to the future.
William Walker, James B. Duke professor emeritus of physics, passed away Thursday morning at the Duke Home Care and Hospice, after a nearly 20-year battle with skin cancer. He was 86 years old.
In the memory of former Duke professor and acclaimed historian John Hope Franklin, experts on race from across the country have gathered on Duke’s campus for a three-day event titled “From Slavery...
Despite leaving public office in 2001, Al Gore still knows how to work a crowd. Although Gore opened his speech with a few humorous stories from his political career, he spent most of his talk...
The council unanimously approved a new biophysics major, financial economics minor and concentration for the economics major, as well as an East Asian studies certificate.
Scott Horton, admitted jokingly, that he is no Al Gore. But those who attended his talk Thursday knew they had stepped into the right room.
The Last Day of Classes may have a budget that is “down like the economy,” but the committee is still trying to make it a day to remember.
Some student groups will see major changes when they receive their annual budgets for next academic year.
Campus restaurants reported damages from students celebrating the men’s basketball team’s NCAA Championship victory, costing owners thousands of dollars.
In her four years on campus, senior Suzie Schenkel has never bought a Duke T-shirt. But after Duke won its fourth NCAA Tournament Championship, she decided the occasion warranted a purchase.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council elected new officers to its executive board in a three-hour meeting Tuesday night.
Students and community members packed Cameron Indoor Stadium Tuesday afternoon to welcome home the men’s basketball team from its victory in Indianapolis, Ind. Whether they traveled from down the...
A one-point lead with 3.6 seconds left was good enough for thousands of Duke fans to storm Cameron’s court Monday night. One successful free throw later, the 4,500 spectators in Cameron erupted in...
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee selected five new members to serve on next year’s board at its meeting Monday night.
As the men’s basketball team gets ready to take on Butler University in the NCAA Tournament Championship in Indianapolis, back on campus Duke students and administrators are making their own...
