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After falling behind in the first five rounds of play, it seemed impossible that Duke club pickleball would be invited back for quarterfinals the following day. Assuming that nationals were off the table, two of the four members of Duke’s top pickleball team left Virginia, where the team had been competing in the DUPR Collegiate Virginia Beach Super Regional all day.
Pro-Palestinian counter-protesters are under investigation for violating the University’s Pickets, Protests and Demonstrations policy after they “repeatedly interrupted” speakers at a Tuesday event featuring former Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, according to a Thursday email from Provost Alec Gallimore.
Duke football will take on Virginia Tech in its last home contest of the year. The Blue Zone provides an overview, stats to watch, X-factors and keys to the game:
From providing the scoop on Greek Life to visiting East Campus, tour guides from Devils Uncovered aim to provide potential new Blue Devils with a privileged look into Duke’s campus and student life not included in University tours.
When most people think of engineering courses, they imagine complex equations or intricate machines. To Rich Eva, director of the Pratt School of Engineering’s Character Forward Initiative, engineering is also about being a “good person.”
Duke Student Government heard three special presentations and considered a proposed House Rules amendment on conflicts of interest during its Wednesday meeting.
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Duke, I know you know what I’m talking about. You know why I’m here. As soon as you made that terrible decision on that terrible day — yes, the day you decided to make Blue Zone an Iron Dukes parking lot for home football games — you knew it was wrong. But you did it anyway. Because providing more Iron Dukes parking spots means you can sell more Iron Dukes parking permits, which means you make more money. I get it: You’re a money-making machine, and as such, you’re here to generate as much of it as you can. But there’s a line, and when you chose to prioritize Duke sports fanatics over students who pay $474 for an annual Blue Zone permit — on top of almost $89,000 a year in attendance costs — you most certainly crossed it.
The Pope has died, and four prominent figures in the Church adorn his bedside, their faces somber and their minds churning. “Conclave,” directed by David Berger, director of “All Quiet on the Western Front,” follows Thomas Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) who is tasked with overseeing one of the most prominent traditions of the Church — the selection of the next Pope. The film is based on the 2016 Robert Harris novel of the same name.
Pro-Palestinian student protesters interrupted a talk featuring former Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, who shared his perspective on Israeli foreign policy during a Tuesday event hosted by the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy.
Former U.S. Rep. Allen West, a Republican who has held positions in Florida and Texas, spoke about the economy and foreign policy issues during a Tuesday event at Duke.
April 23rd, 2009 was an important day for Europe. On this day, the European Commission passed the Renewable Energy Directive, which required that Europe as a whole must produce 20 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020. This law is one of the reasons why Europe continues to outpace in the United States in renewable energy development.
It’s that time of the year: the temperature has dropped 30 degrees to now an unpredictable back-and-forth of somewhere between 50 and 60, the sun goes down by the time it’s 6 p.m. (and I haven’t even had dinner yet) and everything just feels so … dark.
Durham City Council passed four rezoning requests during its Monday meeting, two of which were approved by a narrow vote after residents raised concerns about their impact on surrounding properties.
Ahead of Duke’s massive matchup against Arizona, the Blue Zone breaks down Friday's encounter in our latest opponent preview:
Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government passed a resolution Tuesday calling on University administration to aid in the federal investigation of racist text messages recently received by several students and to impose consequences on any Duke-affiliated persons found in connection to the messages.
If you’re looking to change classes, add a fifth – or even sixth – or work towards finishing your T-Reqs, Recess is here to help. Here are five distinctive courses that celebrate creativity and quirkiness in the artistic and cultural landscape classes while helping you graduate on time.
Fresh off a much-needed bye week, Duke football is rested and poised to make a run at the upper tier of the ACC standings with a home matchup against Virginia Tech Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium. The Blue Devils (7-3, 3-3 ACC) enter the game looking to maintain their momentum after a strong start to the season, while the Hokies (5-5, 3-3) are fighting to become bowl-eligible after tough losses to No. 17 Clemson and Syracuse.
It’s a time-honoured tradition. As soon as registration season rolls around, questions begin to plague conversations, social media and text threads across the Duke undergraduate student body — what is an easy NS/ALP class? Is there a way to bypass the foreign-language requirement? Which professors hand out free A’s? How we value the liberal arts education begins to quickly unravel as soon as we look at the Latin honours cut-offs and realise that unless we take filler classes, we have no shot at being named the academic cream of the crop come graduation.
Interview season is here: Graduating seniors are weighing jobs and post-grad options, juniors are contemplating internships and sophomores are considering enjoying one more summer at home. You might think whether you get the position depends on grades and extracurriculars.
