Demonstrating that rivalries do not extend much past the athletic arena, President Nan Keohane spent the past few months engaged in a successful campaign to help ensure approval of the largest bond...
In what may well turn out to be a nail-biting, down-to-the-wire finale of this election season, some voters have more to hope for from the next president than just reduced taxes and a salvaged...
The Nobel Prize winners of 2000 have been announced, and the white-tie banquets and night-long dancing will begin Dec. 10.
Your driver's license says you're 21? The Hideaway will see about that. With the help of a DukeCard reader, the on-campus bar can now verify your age with just a swipe of your DukeCard.
There's good news for those planning to pitch tents in Krzyzewskiville this basketball season. Duke Student Government has passed a policy hailed as one of the best in history.
In the database at the office of the University's institutional research analyst, Nan Keohane is listed as both as University president and faculty member in the political science department.
Administrators' increased efforts to keep faculty happy are continuing to pay off. This year the University lost only nine of the 40 professors who were offered positions at peer institutions, a...
With 52 new faculty coming to Trinity College of Arts and Sciences this year, the University's gain is not just one of quality, but of quantity as well. "This is the biggest roster of new faculty...
What's in a name? A lot, according to representatives from seven of Duke's nine selective houses, who last night debated, among other things, whether to establish a named umbrella organization.
Walking the delicate line between a welcoming and a warning, administrators in charge of planning and presenting this year's international student orientation introduced the University's Honor Code...
