Good things happen on the West Campus Plaza, which is perhaps why the site was chosen for Trustees, administrators and students alike to mingle and celebrate the Financial Aid Initiative reaching...
Campus Council members discussed the woes faced by orphan residents-students independent from a block but surrounded by one-at the group's general body meeting Thursday. The two potentially...
Less than 10 years ago, the Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Life consisted of just two tiny offices tucked away in the Page Building.
Campus Council was forced to concede Friday in its campaign to allow students to construct their own lofts.
Thanks to a crew of nearly 300 drilling after dark, Few Quadrangle is still on schedule to re-open at the beginning of the Spring semester.
Just more than a year after the Interim Report on Undergraduate Education left the Office of the Provost, Duke's administrative leaders are taking their ideas off of paper and onto campus.
More than a dozen students with post-graduation job offers at Merrill Lynch and Lehman Brothers are uncertain about employment possibilities after the current economic climate threatened the firms'...
Joe College Day returns to campus this year with tie-dying stations, bubble tubs, free food and up-and-coming bands-funded, for the first time, entirely by the Duke University Union.
President Richard Brodhead will arrive in New York City today to tout DukeEngage to the likes of Sen. John McCain, Sen. Barack Obama and California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Their days as Blue Devils will be long gone by the time New Campus is born, but current Duke students can still have a voice in the housing design their legacies will experience.
