As Miller’s second season in the West Wing begins to take shape, The Chronicle looked back on the views he penned in our pages during his time as a student, exploring those which have held firm over the years and may now be steering the country’s future.
“A Worthy Place” expertly explores Duke’s early years, helping visitors understand how the University’s early days and its ever evolving relationship with Durham.
The Blue Devils left the Tar Heels in the dust Thursday night in Cameron Indoor Stadium, winning 68-53. They were led by 23 from Reigan Richardson and 19 by freshman Toby Fournier.
Duke tallied two midweek losses, falling to both Campbell and Liberty by a combined score of 21-10. The Blue Devils ended Tuesday’s road game with a 9-6 loss despite mounting a back-half surge against the Fighting Camels. When they returned home to face the Flames Wednesday, defensive inconsistencies paved the way to a 12-4 defeat.
The last time Duke and North Carolina played, the Tar Heels earned an overtime victory against the Blue Devils. This time, No. 16 Duke looks for revenge on Senior Night. Find out what our beats think will happen.
No. 2 Duke takes on Florida State back home at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Zone is here with an overview of the Seminoles, along with an X-Factor for each squad.
Dr. Javier Wallace, postdoctoral associate of African and African American studies, hosted a pre-screening of C.B.: Power to the Player, a film he produced celebrating the life and struggles of Dr. Claudius “C.B.” Claiborne, the first African American basketball player at Duke.
Namely, without the time to adapt to this new landscape of research, departments will be unable to carefully curate a plan for a new way forward and will be left with no other choice but to make extremely difficult cuts.
Despite bold caps syllabus prohibitions and lecture hall warnings in my best scary voice, the number of AI-generated assignments is rising.
Duke Student Government announced a new mentorship program based on academic majors and shared plans for a new initiative to increase student attendance at University athletic events at its Wednesday meeting.
Duke community members and Durham residents protested Wednesday afternoon, demanding that Duke not comply with the Trump administration’s efforts to eliminate DEI initiatives and that the University end its Pickets, Protests and Demonstrations policy.
Courtney Lucius talks about her favorite classes at Duke, the dangers of abandoning arts and the humanities and the campus arts community.
Courtney Lucius talks about studying visual and media studies, dancing on campus and what it means to be a dancer.
A year after Durham schools were rocked by protests and walk-outs over salary cuts, the teachers’ union involved in that controversy says financial problems still haven’t been resolved and “dysfunction” plagues district operations.
Studying abroad has its highs and lows, but being in Madrid is teaching me that not everything is so clear-cut, and honeymoon stages might be more valuable than they seem. As I settle in, I’m learning the value of slowing down and rethinking the way I move through the world.
Sitting in a small press conference room in Watsco Stadium after a blowout 97-60 victory over ACC basement dweller Miami, it’s impossible to ignore the similar grit, desire and determination that this Duke team is playing with night in and night out. Despite the supposed lack of maturity as one of the younger squads in college hoops, this team is striving for that 1992 glory in all the right ways, and it shows on and off the court.
No. 16 Duke women’s basketball will host No. 8 North Carolina Thursday for their second meeting this season. The Blue Zone is here with an overview of the Tar Heels and the game, along with three keys for the Blue Devils.
My female peers and I often have conversations where we question whether we’re good enough for the classes that we take. Yet, we push through those moments of doubt — not because we inherently believe we belong, but because we refuse to bow to the pressure of a society that still questions our place in STEM.
Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government passed three bills related to senate procedures and updated its Standing Rules of Order during its Tuesday meeting.
