Amid a torrent of campus-wide unrest triggered by the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War, Terry Sanford took the reins of Duke University into his capable hands during the winter of 1969...
A reporter who came of age during the Vietnam and Cold War eras shared his own war stories Tuesday afternoon with a generation of budding journalists who have yet to face the national security...
Two themes eclipsed all others during last night's 90-minute debate among the four Duke Student Government presidential contenders held in the Sociology-Psychology Building: This year's DSG...
Engineering sophomore Jess Schuette received nine stitches for a busted lip Saturday afternoon as a result of an alleged incident with University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill forward Ademola...
He's not a native, he said, but sometimes he feels like one.
As the Cameron Crazies gear up for the regular-season Atlantic Coast Conference schedule, many of them are taking issue with the tenting policy in general and with the way student leaders handled...
Aiming to quell the confusion that has cropped up in recent days among students who have been camping out for the remaining home men's basketball games, Duke Student Government updated its home...
As pellets of rain tapped against the windows of the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy Saturday afternoon, four renowned print and broadcast journalists gathered to discuss the biggest news...
Students draped over the railings of open-air balconies and sat on trash containers while faculty members filtered out of their offices in the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy Thursday...
The Undergraduate Judicial Board unanimously found the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity guilty March 7 of openly distributing alcohol late last month. The group had pled not guilty to the charge.
