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By Emmeline Zhao | April 3, 2010
With the men’s basketball team already in Indianapolis gearing up for the Final Four, Kid Cudi and N.E.R.D. brought a different kind of crazy to Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Bulldozers, displaced dirt, jack hammering and orange mesh fencing have attracted attention on East Campus this semester.
Provost Peter Lange will discuss the University’s financial situation with Arts and Sciences faculty in a closed special meeting today.
Campus Council will soon throw parties to celebrate the end of one campus construction project and the beginning of another.
Fourteen professors have accepted the faculty retirement incentive, Provost Peter Lange said Tuesday.
Journalist and former professor Susan Tifft passed away Thursday morning at her home in Cambridge, Mass. after a two-and-a-half-year battle with uterine cancer. She was 59 years old.
Two Duke students are among the 278 students nationwide to receive the 2010 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship in science, mathematics and engineering.
Questions arose regarding Duke Student Government’s interaction with the Student Organization Finance Committee at the DSG meeting Wednesday night.
The University has settled with former men’s lacrosse coach Mike Pressler over the coach’s claim that a Duke official slandered him.
Junior Mike Lefevre was elected president of Duke Student Government for the 2010-2011 academic year Tuesday night. Lefevre, who ran unsuccessfully for president last year, received 1,663 votes in...
The University has settled with former men's lacrosse coach Mike Pressler over claims that a Duke official slandered him. Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government...
A federal judge dismissed former Duke golfer Andrew Giuliani’s breach of contract lawsuit against the University. Giuliani, Trinity ’09, claimed in his suit that by suspending him indefinitely from...
Duke University Union finalized its three new committees and will welcome new executive board members next week.
When looking at the racial and ethnic composition of the student body, Duke has changed dramatically over the years. But when factoring in socioeconomic status, Duke’s increase in diversity—as...
Panelists and keynote speaker James Heckman, a Nobel prize-winning economist, addressed such issues pertaining to education in the conference “Investing in Children” in the Sanford School of Public...
In preparation for their first semester at Duke this Fall, the fresh-faced Class of 2014 will be reading Ron Currie, Jr.’s “Everything Matters” this summer.
To Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Christoph Guttentag, there are ultimately two factors that determine the size of the envelope an applicant receives: what Duke can do for the individual and what...
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions accepted 3,372 high school seniors Monday evening, bringing the total acceptance rate to roughly 14.8 percent.
Nearly two decades ago, before Duke had become an internationally renowned research institution, the University crafted a personalized admissions process to evaluate prospective students. Now, with...