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Barry Jenkins and allegedly soulless art

(10/28/24 2:25pm)

Disney, seemingly seeking to add to as many franchises as possible, is now revisiting Pride Rock in “Mufasa: The Lion King.” The film a CGI-live-action prequel to "The Lion King", which is scheduled to premier Dec. 20, 2024, promises to tell the story of Mufasa’s childhood, showing how he grew up and rose towards nobility.











No. 10 Duke men's soccer defeats lockdown defense to beat Virginia Tech on the road

(10/26/24 2:38pm)

As a part of Virginia Tech’s annual homecoming celebration, a parade marches through campus and downtown Blacksburg, Va., while fireworks ring out overhead. This year’s celebration coincided with Duke’s trip to Thompson Field, where these light shows could be heard and seen ripping across the sky for much of the second half of the ACC showdown. Below them, the Blue Devils and the Hokies kept their offensive firepower silent through the match's first frame, until a 53rd-minute strike by junior midfielder Drew Kerr split the game wide open moments after the halftime break to bring the fireworks inside the soccer stadium.



Duke Players’ ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ grounds itself in human connection

(10/26/24 12:08am)

One of the most awkward, fascinating places to be is a community theater class, where small moments of silence and seemingly-silly acting exercises combine to bring people together. Duke Players’ production of “Circle Mirror Transformation” navigates these small moments as an exploration of human connection, building a grounded, funny, and heart-wrenching world that reaches into moments of awkward uncertainty and pulls out vulnerability.




Controlled Chaos at Chaus: Advance Base and Moon Racer dazzle Duke’s hidden gem

(10/25/24 5:00pm)

Tucked in its quaint corner on the outskirts of East Campus, away from the hustle and bustle of academic life, Duke Coffeehouse (Chaus) remains a go-to spot for independent artists and art-lovers alike. On Tuesday, Oct. 1, Coffeehouse welcomed two budding musicians to its stage: Advance Base and Moon Racer (Autumn Ehinger.) 



About 45% of faculty members believe the US is doing ‘too much’ to provide military aid to Israel, per The Chronicle’s faculty survey

(10/25/24 6:12am)

Editor's note: This story is part of a series based on a survey of Duke faculty conducted by The Chronicle from April 8 to 19. You can read more about our methodology and limitations here, or read all of our survey coverage here.