Not long after the Haiti earthquake, Susan posted, “Compared to that, I’m living in clover.” That statement really struck me at the time, and now I keep coming back to it and imagine I will for a...
This is the second story in a four-part series on The Campaign for Duke. Tomorrow's will focus on why Duke needs a large campaign.
For those quoted in the following pages-and for the thousands of other participants we did not reach-Feb. 13, 1969, must seem like yesterday.
In her ongoing effort to raise the University's international profile, President Nan Keohane spent last week recruiting students and exploring business alliances in Mexico City and Panama City.
"For too long, the debate over race and admissions has consisted mainly of clashing opinions, uninformed by hard evidence," reads a passage in the highly-acclaimed book The Shape of the River.
In discussing intervention programs, officials often point out the University's decentralized nature: Institution-wide goals, they note, must be accomplished through initiatives at many levels.
The Duke Hospital pharmaceutical unit inadvertently overbilled third-party payers by about $10 million in fiscal year 1996-97 because it misused its new software, Business and Finance Committee...
After two years of discrete collection punctuated by striking donations from big names on the Duke alumni roster, it's official: The University has launched the five-year public phase of its $1.
Thanks to a $20-million endowment gift from Bill and Melinda Gates, the University has launched a new academic program that utilizes one of its strengths-interdisciplinary studies-to help out one...
