As of April 1, 2004, Duke has a total of six national championships; three in Men's Basketball (1991, 1992, 2001), two in Women's Golf (1999, 2002), and one in Men's Soccer (1986).

Duke is sometimes called "the Gothic Wonderland," a nickname referring to the Gothic revival architecture of its main campus (West Campus). Much of the campus was designed by Julian Abele, one of the first African-American architects. Its freshman campus (East Campus) comprises of buildings of the Georgian architecture.

The Duke Chapel stands at the heart of West Campus, and is at the center of religion at Duke. Constructed in 1930 through 1935, the Chapel seats about 1,600 people. With its 210-foot tower, it is one of the tallest buildings in Durham County, North Carolina.

Famous and distinguished alumni:

Politics

»	Richard Nixon, 37th president of the United States (Law school)
»	Elizabeth Dole, United States Senator, North Carolina
»	Kenneth Starr, former United States Solicitor General, former U.S. appeals court judge (Law school)

Business

»	G. Richard Wagoner, Jr., President & CEO, General Motors Corporation
»	Edmund Pratt, former CEO of Pfizer, philanthropist
»	John A. Allison IV, Chairman and CEO, BB&T Corporation
»	Rik Kirkland, S/B Managing Editor, Fortune Magazine
»	James L. Vincent, Chairman & CEO, Biogen, Inc.
»	Melinda Gates, Wife of Bill Gates, co-founder of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Academics

»	Robert Richardson, Nobel Laureate in physics, 1996
»	Lee McGeorge Durrell, author, television presenter, zookeeper
»	Reynolds Price, renowned author and professor

Entertainment

»	Annabeth Gish, actress, X-Files
»	Kelly Goldsmith, actress, Survivor

Athletics

»	Tommy Amaker, University of Michigan head basketball coach
»	Shane Battier, professional basketball player (jersey retired)
»	Alana Beard, professional basketball player (jersey retired)
»	Jay Bilas, ESPN sports commentator
»	Carlos Boozer, professional basketball player
»	Elton Brand, professional basketball player
»	Jeff Capel, Virginia Commonwealth University head basketball coach
»	Jenny Chuasiriporn, professional golf player
»	Johnny Dawkins, Duke University assistant basketball coach (jersey retired)
»	Mike Dunleavy, Jr., professional basketball player
»	Danny Ferry, former professional basketball player, member of 2003 National Champion San Antonio Spurs (jersey retired)
»	Mike Gminski, ESPN sports commentator (jersey retired)
»	Grant Hill, professional basketball player (jersey retired)
»	Nancy Hogshead, Olympic gold medal winner in swimming
»	Christian Laettner, professional basketball player (jersey retired)
»	Corey Maggette, professional basketball player
»	Quinton McCracken, professional baseball player, member of 2002 World Series Champion Arizona Diamondbacks
»	Quin Snyder, University of Missouri basketball coach
»	Jason Williams, professional basketball player (jersey retired)

News/Journalism

»	Charlie Rose, Journalist, former CBS News Anchor
»	Dan Abrahms, Abrahms Report on NBC

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