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Family Health Ministries presents “Celebrate Haiti!” on May 2, a night of Haitian food, art, dance and music—and help in building a health center in Leogane, Haiti. Location: Fuqua School of Business, Winter…
Cartons of fresh local strawberries say "spring is here!" in their unmistakable way at the April 24, 2009, opening of the annual Duke Farmers Market.
Duke University Hospital’s first Patient Advocacy Week, held April 12-18, began with a talk by Tiffany Christensen, an author, speaker and illness coach who also is a member of the…
Winners have been announced for the 2008 Presidential Award for outstanding service, including Arnetta Davis of the Duke Clinical Research Institute. The awards are the most prestigious honor given Duke staff and faculty for…
Duke University Hospital will hold a Service of Remembrance to remember those who have been cared for at Duke. Family and staff are invited to attend from 11 a.m. -…
Duke University School of Medicine extended its run of top-10 showings in U.S. News & World Report’s annual rankings, placing 6th among the nation’s leading medical schools for 2008. “Our…
Rex M. McCallum, MD, FACP, will become governor of the North Carolina Chapter of the American College of Physicians (ACP), the national organization of internists. McCallum is professor of medicine in…
Siegfried Heyden, professor emeritus in the Department of Community and Family Medicine, died in his sleep on April 13 in his Durham home. He was 83. A celebration of life…
The 2009 Smart Commute Challenge runs through May 30. Participants are eligible for free bus bases and vanpool fare, along with prizes such as a bike and laptop. The goal of…
Because of a scheduled software upgrade, Parking & Transportation Services’ offices will be open on a limited basis starting Friday. Offices at Coal Pile Drive will only be open from 11:30…