Whether you’re looking for your daily caffeine fix, picking up toiletries or browsing the sweet treat selection mid-study session, the Lobby Shop is an important fixture on campus. For many students, seeing that it was closed after winter break came as an unwelcome surprise.
Student wellness representatives shared resources for dealing with health emergencies and promoted the University's amnesty policy as an incentive for taking action.
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?
The Duke Career Center seeks to prepare students for their future careers through consultations, training programs and career-discovery events. Its offerings extend to undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students, as well as alumni for one year after graduation.
Street lights around the Triangle — including on Duke’s campus — have started emitting a bluish-purple hue. The Chronicle explains why.
From Kendrick Lamar’s Not Like Us to Christian hymns, it's anyone’s best guess as to what the day’s music will be in WU. The widely-recognized random music choices then bear the question, who controls the music in WU?
Duke issues over $149 million in grant and scholarship aid every year. The money supports the University’s pledge to meet 100% of demonstrated financial aid through loans, grants and work-study programs — allowing 70% of students to graduate debt-free.
The Chronicle broke down all the major construction projects currently underway around campus, including their estimated completion dates.
Located on the second floor of the Student Wellness Center on West Campus, Student Health offers a wide range of services that students can take advantage of.
Most Duke students are familiar with Duke’s Experiential Orientation program — lesser known are the six additional Welcome Weeks organized by the Office of New Student and Family Programs.
The sculpture, titled “Scientist and Nature" and located between Gross Hall and the Biological Sciences Building, was constructed as a tribute to one of Duke's most celebrated biologists.
The school serves around 175 children ages 12 weeks to six years old. It is an independent company but contracted to serve Duke families, according to Heather Rose, director of The Little School.
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We asked you to tell us your favorite moments from the 2019-20 Duke men's basketball season. Here's what you chose.
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As first-years frequently gripe about, the monetary value of equivalency isn’t the same as the cost of eating at Marketplace.
The Il Forno renovation over the summer led to the removal of the small pasta option, leaving students with only the regular-size pasta.
As Krzyzewski enters his 40th year at the helm of Duke men's basketball, we want to hear your questions about Coach K's past, present and future.
