Duke Football Players Help Students get Computers Five members of Duke's football team visited Carter Community School to get a firsthand look at six new computers purchased for the school
9/7/05 The Herald Sun

Orientation Introduces Freshmen to Durham Incoming freshmen learn more about Durham during orientation than in previous years
8/26/05 The Duke Chronicle

Welcome to Durham Duke student writes about Durham
8/26/05 The Duke Chronicle

Neighbors try to get to know Students After tension over parties, residents seek understanding with Duke kids.
8/22/05 The Herald Sun

Color My World On their second day of orientation, members of the School of Medicine's incoming class worked as volunteers to apply a fresh coat of badly needed paint to the walls of Durham's Carter Community School
8/22/05 Inside DUMC

Duke Announces plans to Enhance Security Duke University will enhance its safety efforts by hiring a new security firm and assigning Duke Police officers to patrol the perimeter of East Campus.
8/18/05 Duke University Dialogue

Duke freshmen get crash course in Durham 101 Students learn by giving their time to help out at agencies
8/18/05 The Herald Sun

Innoworks 2005 Duke camp gives students close-up look at science
8/14/05 The Herald Sun

Duke law clinic gives parents a hand Students help younger pupils get what they need in school
8/14/05 The Herald Sun

Duke, city envision wellness facility Community center plans for old school would include clinic
8/8/05 The Herald Sun

Future doctors do non-medical deed for community Med students from Duke paint charter school
8/3/05 The Herald Sun

‘Bangin’ ’ reality hits close to home Walltown theater’s play shows result of gang violence
8/1/05 The Herald Sun

Reflecting on Durham's problems and promise President Brodhead speaks to Durham Rotary Club on how Duke University and Durham work together in many areas
7/10/05 The Herald Sun

New president seeing Duke with fresh eyes After his first year, Brodhead reflects on Duke and Durham
7/3/05 The Herald Sun

Mentor program aims to improve teacher retention On Monday, Durham Public School officials announced a mentor program, which would take longtime educators out of the classroom and allow them to serve as full-time mentors for newly hired teachers. The program will be supported with $300,000 from the Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership, a university-community collaboration.
6/28/05 The Herald Sun

History program connects with teachers History Connect partnered with Duke University, N.C. Central University, the Ackland Museum at UNC Chapel Hill, and the N.C. Museum of History to show thirty-five history teachers from the Durham Public Schools their subject in action.
6/18/05 The Herald Sun

Builders to ‘blitz’ through 7 homes in 7 days Local homebuilders donate time to Habitat for Humanity project
6/10/05 The Herald Sun

Carter Kids Get New Place to Play Charter school gets playground, outdoor court with help of Duke, other donors
6/4/05 The Herald Sun

For Brandi Stewart, Dancing is a Passion to be Shared With Others Student wins service award for work with special needs children at the Walltown Children’s Theater.
5/13/05 Duke University Dialogue

Hornets Ready to be Devils Two of Hillside High School's top seniors won't have to travel far to continue their education. Thanks to a combined $182,000 in scholarship money, Charisse Phillips and Jaymeson Morris will be able to attend Duke University in the fall. And both students say they are excited to become Blue Devils.
5/12/05 The Herald Sun

Jackson Brightens the Landscape for Better Relations Grounds director answers the call when a need for community assistance.
5/9/05 Duke University Dialogue

Duke's wonderful news on university zoning Provost Peter Lange announced this week that Duke will go with university/college zoning for central campus. This is wonderful news from Duke -- and truly wonderful news for Durham.
5/8/05 The Herald Sun Letter to the Editor

Film festival to get funding from Duke University to give Full Frame $300K over next 3 years. On a day packed with film showings and panel discussions, the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival announced Friday that Duke University will support the festival with $300,000 over the next three years.
4/9/05 The Herald-Sun

Duke talks Central with its neighbors In a town hall-style meeting Wednesday night, Duke senior administrators updated Durham residents on the status of the University’s plans for large-scale Central Campus revitalization.
2/17/05 The Duke Chronicle