Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government heard a presentation from University administrators addressing Duke's economic impact on Durham and reflected on the “State of GSPG” during its first meeting of the semester Tuesday.
The Chronicle combed through DSG’s founding documents and bylaws to gather everything you need to know about the students wielding the power of the purse on campus.
P-Checks will take place in Krzyzewskiville Jan. 24, and the Blue Devils will take on the Tar Heels just over a week later Feb. 1.
Though Friday’s blanket didn’t quite amount to the anticipated three inches, it was the first time many Blue Devils saw their Gothic campus dressed in white.
Duke has activated its severe weather and emergency conditions policy from 6 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Saturday, affecting both the University and the health system.
Arts & Sciences Council heard a presentation on the experiences of Duke Kunshan University study abroad students at Duke and a proposal for a new carceral studies certificate during its first meeting of the spring semester Thursday.
Multiple Duke-affiliated attendees expressed frustration at the results of the COP29 negotiations.
Richard Hays, who served as the dean of the Duke Divinity School from 2010 to 2015, died at age 76 at his home in Nashville, Tennessee, following a decade-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Rubenstein is one of 19 individuals to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom this year, including four who were recognized posthumously.
Professor of Physics Tom Mehen died unexpectedly last weekend at age 54 at his home in Chapel Hill. The cause of his death has not been released.
To mark the end of 2024, The Chronicle compiled its 24 most-read articles of the year. Measured by total minutes of audience engagement, the list provides just a glimpse into what The Chronicle publishes every day across its four sections, digital site, newsletters and social media platforms.
As Duke wraps up its 100th year, The Chronicle takes a look back at the stories that shaped 2024 on campus and beyond.
A chilled water pipe inside a wall burst around 11:40 p.m. Thursday, flooding parts of the hospital including the emergency room.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Katharine Parker, who is presiding over Mangione’s federal pretrial hearings, graduated cum laude from Duke with a Bachelor of Arts in history in 1989. As the pretrial judge, she oversees preliminary hearings regarding the use of evidence but is not expected to preside over Mangione’s trial.
Duke recently received two multimillion-dollar gifts benefiting the health system and Law School, which will develop a new proton therapy center and support the work of the Bolch Judicial Institute, respectively.
Today, The Chronicle turns 120. On the anniversary of the paper's first-ever issue — in the University’s centennial year — The Chronicle looks back on a legacy of 120 years of coverage.
Staying on campus this winter? The Chronicle has you covered with some fun activities happening in the Triangle area, as well as a guide to how Duke facilities and resources will operate during the break.
Students shared a mix of positive feedback on DSG's pilot program and frustration due to delays and one shuttle that never arrived.
The University received 6,627 Early Decision applications, a 6% increase over last year and the highest in Duke history. This cycle’s acceptance rate comes in at 12.8%, just under last year’s record of 12.9%.
The recipients were selected out of 983 applicants and are accompanied by 33 other students from universities across the country. The Marshall Scholarship is a full-ride program for American undergraduates that covers up to three years of graduate study in the United Kingdom.
