Duke released early decision results for the Class of 2014 last Thursday. 602 students were offered admission, 713 students were deferred admission, and 609 students were denied admission.
Arts and Sciences Council Chair Ruth Day confirmed that the Fuqua phase of Duke’s involvement in China “will be going forward” at the council’s meeting Thursday, Dec. 10.
Tuesday is decision day for the monthly salaried employees offered an early retirement incentive. As of Sunday, about 60 employees had decided to retire early, Executive Vice President Tallman...
The Board of Trustees met this weekend to hear updates on the University’s finances and plans in China.
A freshman named "Ben" was not the only one over his head during orientation week. With ACES, food points and dorm politics, freshmen already have plenty to adjust to. But many like Ben are also...
Andy Cunningham’s call to action came three years ago when a Kenyan girl slipped a note under his door: “Andrew—the male teachers cane me unconditionally, the boys take my privates as their...
Konrad Dudziak, a senior on the wrestling team, was arrested on campus Friday night for driving while impaired, unsafe motion and possession of a weapon on an educational property.
Freshman guard Andre Dawkins is on leave after his sister was killed in a car accident Saturday.
As the economic downturn forces the University to become “a smaller Duke,” administrators have tried to shield academics.
The new year will see the return of Saturday cleanings.
The Board of Trustees will review the University’s financial situation, consider replacements for two trustees and discuss the potential effects of health care reform on Duke and the health system.