With the threat of crime always a concern for Durham residents, The Durham Police Department has taken yet another step to prevent crime in the City by offering free home security surveys.
Recruitment season was in full bloom Wednesday as students and recruiters thronged the Bryan Center for the annual Career Fair. 76 companies participated this year, down from 106 last year.
For the past seven months, students walking in and out of the Friedl building might have met something unexpected—images of inmates being lynched, sitting in electric chairs and awaiting their...
Samuel Alito, associate justice on the United States Supreme Court, will be teaching a week-long seminar at the School of Law, officials announced Friday.
At their meeting Tuesday night, Duke University Union members addressed problems regarding LDOC and the relationship between the LDOC committee and DUU.
The Duke Political Union hosted Mike Munger, chair of the political science department and professor of political science and economics, at its Super Tuesday meeting.
As an incoming freshman, Suzanne Bay, a world-class triathlete, was anxious that Duke would not be able to accommodate her athletic ambitions.
The new graduate and professional student section of Wallace Wade Stadium will soon be named.
Students frustrated with losing print jobs because of broken ePrint stations will no longer need to run back to their computers.
A host of new digital recruiting techniques are being used by the Army and ROTC—a video about the Army’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program uses Duke as its backdrop.
At its meeting, members of the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee sampled food from Backyard BBQ Pit and introduced a possible future collaboration with Campus Council.
Despite concerns that low voter turnout would render the results of Monday’s Duke Student Government election invalid, all four of the referendums on the ballot were affirmed.
This month, Duke law students launched the nation’s first chapter of the International Criminal Court Student Network.
‘Khirbet Khizeh,’ which revives the story first conveyed in 1949 by S. Yizhar’s novella of the same title, brought the Duke and Durham communities together.
Provisions included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 have allocated more than $55 million in research funding for Duke’s scientists.
About 30 minutes away from Duke is a small deli that can bring its diners’ taste buds to a New York deli nine hours away. But bringing that same taste to campus is taking longer than some expected.
At the rest of the season’s Tailgates, expect to see fewer scantily clad students dancing atop truck beds in the Blue Zone and more recycling bins.
