Professors and administrators took part in at-times heated debate about the state of the athletics department budget Thursday afternoon at the Academic Council meeting.
Next month will see the opening of Mill Village, a place where students can meet to eat, talk and work out. The project represents an effort by University administrators to make Central Campus more...
Library catalogues soon may not be the only place to leaf through primary sources.
Duke’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration continued Tuesday with a performance showcase titled, “Chaos or Community: A Mosaic of Dr. King’s Living Dream,” which featured a monologue by the...
Fifteen students applied to be Young Trustee, but one prominent student was not one of them—Duke Student Government President Awa Nur.
As selective living groups on campus gear up for the routine of recruitment, one group will be experiencing rush for the first time.
With the start of the Spring semester and basketball season in full swing, Duke University Union is finalizing its plans to begin the new term.
“People forget that Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican,” Robinette said. “It would be important for the student body to know that.”
DUSDAC announced at its meeting Monday that it will not support the University’s “directed choice” dining proposal and urged administrators to consider alternatives.
Three football players were arrested Sunday after police said they fired several shots from a handgun on East Campus.
It is well known that Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream. But Ariel Dorfman thinks grapes have dreams too.
Three football players were dismissed from the team after being charged with felonious possession and discharge of a weapon on East Campus Sunday.
Dolores Huerta, a labor leader and activist, will deliver the keynote address at Duke’s Martin Luther King, Jr. commemoration at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Chapel
Last semester, two staff positions were eliminated as part of the proposed merger of the International House and the Center for Multicultural Affairs.
Duke Student Government’s decision last Fall to select the Young Trustee through a general body election has drawn more attention to the process.
Duke may pilot a new educational program in which small groups of students and professors would work together on a project for a semester.
Selective living groups and fraternities will have more choices as they vie for new sections this semester.
DSG established a Multicultural Affairs Task Force at its meeting Wednesday to evaluate the Center for Multicultural Affairs, in response to the elimination of two staff positions from the center...
V.P. for Student Affairs Larry Moneta said Wednesday that he will run RLHS for at least the Spring semester, temporarily postponing a search for its new head.
