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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 Charlie Soong, Trinity College’s first international student and founder of an influential Chinese dynasty:
Two professors in the Pratt School of Engineering pioneered a personal AI research engine whose machine learning models are tailored for use in academia.
Why did Duke lose to Kentucky? Part of the reason is because the Blue Devils missed a lot of shots and sustained key injuries, while the Wildcats didn’t. And yes, the age difference didn’t help. But it happens.
Following concerns over Duke’s orientation week gender violence training, the University updated the presentation for fall 2024 and established a new Office for Gender Violence Education and Outreach (GVEO).
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. It was a heartbreaker for the Blue Devils, who fell late to No. 19 Kentucky, and the Blue Zone breaks down the game:
Nov. 6 was the birthday of the saxophone’s inventor, Adolphe Sax, so it was quite fitting to have a saxophone concert the following weekend at Baldwin Auditorium.
You may have noticed that tall, pointy stone building in the middle of campus, right behind the bus stop. It seems to be something of a phenomenon. Day after day, students and visitors gather around it for the perfect photo opportunity — some even bring an entire camera crew just to get this gorgeous monument in the background.
Following “Get Out the Vote” efforts spearheaded by Duke students on campus, The Chronicle spoke to Duke students about their experience voting in the 2024 general election.
The 9th Street Journal, a Durham news publication published by students in the Dewitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy, is experimenting with AI-generated news content.
ATLANTA— Duke had an answer for every Kentucky run. Except the last.
Nimmi Ramanujam, Robert W. Carr, Jr., distinguished professor of biomedical engineering, received a $10.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to support her research aimed at detecting and treating early breast cancer.
Duke announced two climate change initiatives in the Sanford School of Public Policy and School of Medicine as a part of the University’s Climate Commitment.
ATLANTA— No. 6 Duke men’s basketball meets its first ranked opponent in No. 19 Kentucky. The Blue Blood contest in Atlanta’s State Farm Arena broke for halftime with the Blue Devils leading a contentious 46-37 game:
Picture this: you are eight again, transported back to your childhood. You eagerly leap out of bed and run to the television. There was a thrill that came with knowing a crossover episode was coming. It was like finding out two separate worlds — both familiar and beloved — were going to collide in a way that defied reality and felt like a personal gift. When the episode finally aired, it was never disappointing. Seeing characters you knew so well interact in a different setting felt almost magical, like discovering a hidden world you were not supposed to see. They would meet each other with that same blend of curiosity and skepticism that you had imagined, and you would watch them figure each other out, bringing bits of their own worlds with them.
2024 has been dubbed the year of “brat,” and rightfully so, as Charli XCX’s sixth studio album has taken over our minds, radios and politics. Since its release on June 7, the album has amassed over 1.5 billion streams on Spotify and received critical acclaim, currently standing as Metacritic’s most critically acclaimed album of the year. Songs from the album sparked cultural movements, with fans worldwide displaying their “brat” apparel and doing viral “brat” TikTok dances.
What are the implications of Southern dirt for the soul of man? At 5:28 p.m., Oct. 23, Ashon Crawley answered this question in one of the Nasher's small lecture halls. The room was filled mostly with academics and friends — save for the stray Focus group — of Ashon Crawley (Graduate School ‘13), this year’s Nannerl O. Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor.
Duke rowing wrapped up head races at the annual Rivanna Romp, which head coach Adrian Spracklen called “a celebration of the fall season.”
Struggling to find the last classes to add your schedule among the myriad of options listed on DukeHub? Your search ends here.
Duke students who voted in Durham faced two bond referenda on the Nov. 5 ballot, which asked for their opinion on how tax dollars should be spent. But should they, as temporary residents of the city who often don’t pay property taxes, have a say in something they will likely be unaffected by?
Duke student climate leaders expressed pride and excitement in the wake of the University’s Oct. 16 carbon neutrality announcement and are now looking to how the University can improve and expand its climate work.
