CCI Chair Robert Thompson, dean of Trinity College of Arts and Sciences and vice provost for undergraduate education, said the 25-member committee was formed last April in response to controversy...
Administrators outlined plans for Central Campus to a gathering of student leaders Thursday night and asked for feedback on a number of upcoming project decisions.
The Durham Planning Commission voted four to seven against the University's rezoning petition for the new Central Campus Tuesday night.
The Markets and Management certificate program has managed to find a market among business-oriented students at Duke. Enrollment has grown by leaps and bounds-from 24 students in 1990, its first...
Accidents. Diseases. Rioting. These are some of the calamities Duke students could face while studying abroad.
Formerly the vice dean of basic science at the Duke University Medical Center, Jo Rae Wright stepped into her new office July 1. Two months after her arrival, however, decking out the workspace...
The pre-orientation program for first-years debuted smoothly, said Director Liz Bramble, a junior. The new program attracted 149 applications-a record number for pre-orientation programs.
During the first months of the Fall 2005 semester, North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement officers increased efforts around local universities to control underage drinking, doling out more than 200...
This September through November, Kristina Johnson, dean of the Pratt School of Engineering, will take a leave of absence to explore intellectual pursuits that she has not been able to cultivate in...
Increasing financial support for Ph.D. students in the next few years is the main focus of the new Graduate School strategic plan.
