We all remember the excitement of move-in day as freshmen: the seemingly endless traffic approaching East Campus, the overcast sky and hot, humid weather, the frenzy of activity and the countless...
The School of Medicine has never taken the creation of a new department lightly. After months of proposals and years of preparation, the Division of Orthopaedic Surgery will upgrade its status from...
Alan Schwartz, David Rubenstein and Stephen Pagliuca are just some of the financial titans with Duke ties whose insights appear in a new book by recent Duke graduate David Snider.
After three and a half years with the current Duke University Web site, a new site is set to launch by the end of September, said Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and...
The sun shone down over the Taste of Durham Festival in Research Triangle Park Saturday afternoon, providing some welcome relief from the rain and clouds that have frequented Durham in the past few...
At its final general body meeting of the year Tuesday night, the Graduate and Professional Student Council discussed changes concerning next year's graduate student Campout for men's basketball...
With challenges stemming from monetary constraints, it's been a year to remember for The Chanticleer. The yearbook, which currently receives the most Duke Student Government funding among student...
Millenials? Echo Boomers? For Generation Y, it's not the name that matters, it's all about the experiences. The world's population born approximately between 1978 and 2001-the so-called Generation...
Junior Awa Nur was elected president of Duke Student Government for the 2009-2010 academic year in a close race Tuesday. Nur-the first female president in a decade and only the second Black female...
Two monologues don't make a dialogue. Journalist Mariane Pearl, wife of Daniel Pearl-the Wall Street Journal reporter killed by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002-encouraged embracing dialogue as a...
