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With former head coach Mike Krzyzewski in attendance, the Blue Devils dominated his alma mater on his namesake court.
No. 7 Duke men’s basketball competed in the second game of its season in Cameron Indoor Stadium against Army. After 20 minutes of play, the home team has a commanding 43-20 lead:
Winter brings the advent of holidays, end-of-semester finals and — most importantly — a flurry of new Duke athletics to keep track of. The Chronicle is here with a comprehensive season preview on each winter sport, and we will be here to cover the Blue Devils every step of the way:
Resilience followed by brilliance.
CARY — Thursday night was the third time the Blue Devils faced off against the Tar Heels this season; the game showed there’s still a first time for everything.
Arts & Sciences Council discussed the implementation of Constellations and potential reform ideas for the Short-Term Incapacitation Forms (STINFs) during its Thursday meeting.
Duke is governed by a board of 37 community members, many of whom hold prominent positions in business and government. What does the Board of Trustees do, and who are the members who oversee the University?
I remember the day after Trump’s first election. It was the first election that captured my attention; the first time mainstream politics trickled into my life. I sat glued to the TV screen that night, my twelve-year-old heart not pulled in any particular direction. But the next day, when I went to school, the sky was overcast. Low clouds hung heavy over my home state of Mississippi, and a small voice spoke to me with ominous words: Nothing would ever be the same again.
Editor’s note: This article includes mentions of racist messages sent to Black students.
During the fall season, The Chronicle is polling its readers every week via its Sportswrap newsletter to highlight one Blue Devil athlete’s outstanding performance. This week’s spotlight goes to Hannah Bebar of Duke women's soccer:
LYNCHBURG, Va.,— Extinguished.
As Duke men's basketball prepares for the second game of its season, the Blue Zone is here with an overview of Army along with an X-factor for each team:
Duke professors reflected on the results of the 2024 presidential election and spoke about Trump’s second administration during the “What now? Making Sense of the 2024 Presidential Election” post-election panel hosted by Duke's Program in American Grand Strategy Wednesday.
As Ruben Mesalles let rip his shot, a red-and-white-clad Hokie slid feet-first in the way of the ball. It rolled out to the corner. They couldn’t take down the No. 2 team in the country, but the Hokies came to Duke with no reservations.
Several Blue Devils, including alumni, former employees and a law student, ran for office in Tuesday's statewide and federal elections. Here’s a look at how they fared.
Durham City Council passed two rezoning requests for the development of new townhouses, despite concerns raised by residents, and named Kunshan, China, an official sister city of Durham during its meeting Monday evening.
After back-to-back losses to SMU and Miami, Duke football continues its road stretch against nearby rival NC State. The Blue Zone is here with an overview, stats to watch, X-factors and keys to the game:
With 35 seconds left in the second overtime period of the ACC tournament semifinal game, a shot ricocheted off of junior Alaina McVeigh and into the back of the goal, sending Duke cheering in celebration of a return to the ACC championship. But the stadium’s cheers quickly faded as the play went under review. After minutes of anticipation, the goal was called back as the deflection was deemed to be off McVeigh's foot. The game would to to a shootout.