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In honor of Duke’s Centennial, The Chronicle is highlighting pivotal figures and events throughout the University’s history. Here, we take a look at the history of the bench burning tradition:
"He finished this assignment in an hour! How come it has taken me days to complete this! She looks so pretty in that dress! I wonder why I can’t dress like that everyday..."
I remember the first time that I saw a friend’s arm in a cast. The tips of her finger were wrapped up in neon pink plaster, its bright color distracting me from the multiplication problems in front of me. During our break, all our classmates flocked to sign her cast, and so did I. I pressed the tip of the sharpie to the plaster’s rough surface, searching for a small space to write something when someone else’s message caught my eye, “You’re so cool!”
Duke football improved to 4-0 with an impressive 45-17 win against Middle Tennessee. Now, it sets its sights on a massive matchup against crosstown rival North Carolina. So as the Tar Heels prepare to travel to Wallace Wade Stadium — one season removed from a double overtime 47-45 win against the Blue Devils in Chapel Hill — The Chronicle takes a look at their roster.
“Welcome to Solomania,” said Melinda Barlow, Associate Professor of Cinema Studies and Moving Image Arts at the University of Colorado. This was said not at the beginning or end of her introduction, but in the middle, which foreshadowed the way the evening honoring the late great artist would progress.
N.C. Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton spoke to students about the importance of down-ballot races and youth voting turnout during a Q&A session on Monday.
Researchers at the Duke Quantum Center received a $1 million grant to plan a 256-qubit quantum computer, kicking off an effort to build the most powerful computer ever of its kind.
Duke rose one spot to No. 6 in the 2024-25 edition of the U.S. News and World Report's Best National University rankings, marking its highest position since 2006.
Costanza et al. wrote a paper in 1997 titled “The value of the world's ecosystem services and natural capital” in which they dared to do the impossible: put a monetary value on all that nature provides us. Reading this influential paper for my Environmental Policy 102 class got me thinking: What else are we given that we take for granted?
In a shocking breach of multifactor authentication, a confidential document outlining the university's plans to boost student voter turnout has been leaked on X, formerly known as Twitter. The document, apparently intended for release by the University’s President via flyers in Krafthouse, explains a voting initiative Duke is implementing starting in mid-October.
The early-morning sun glimmered above the Duke University Golf Club as the Rod Myers Golf Invitational kicked off the 2024-25 home season for the Blue Devils. Eleven teams made their way into Durham for the three-round tournament. After finishing fifth in the Sahalee Players Championship, the Blue Devils looked build off their momentum on their home turf.
With the NFL season now in full swing, the Blue Zone takes a look at how a few former Duke athletes have been performing at the professional level:
In honor of Duke’s Centennial, The Chronicle is highlighting pivotal figures and events throughout the University’s history. Here, we take a look at Julian Abele:
The Cardinal kept the ball on Duke’s half of the field for most of the first half.
On Wednesday, September 11th, MTV aired the 40th annual Video Music Awards. Hosted by Megan Thee Stallion, the award show attracted its largest television audience in four years with over four million viewers. Although some scripted jokes may have fallen flat, Megan’s genuine personality carried the show smoothly. There is something very likable about Thee Stallion, whether it's her playful attitude or friendly demeanor, that made her an enjoyable host.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and the numbers:
Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Wilmington on Saturday, speaking on topics including the economy, immigration and a second debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Duke recently updated its Title IX regulations in response to changes to the federal policy that took effect on Aug. 1, increasing the number of employees obligated to respond to reports of policy violations and adjusting aspects of the hearing process.
Duke has returned to a dorm-based academic advising model for the 2024-25 academic year, which aims to facilitate stronger relationships between students and their advisers.
