After reading the Sept. 18 front-page story boldly titled, “Weed, alcohol mix hurts learning,” I was more disappointed than ever by the severe lack of journalistic integrity of The Chronicle.
Lest my words become lost in the perpetual though ultimately unproductive cycle of “I’m right, you’re wrong” counterclaims, I’ve always refrained from responding to columns and letters that deal...
Samantha Lachman, the author of the Sept. 13 column, “Hunting for the middle,” and I both admire Gov. Jon Huntsman for his diplomatic approach to politics.
Duke’s Panhellenic Association agrees with the Editorial Board’s stance that housing is an important topic of discussion during Panhellenic recruitment.
Your Tailgate Working Group has been meeting, talking, deciding and negotiating all summer in order to bring you the best and Dukiest New Tailgating possible.
I would like to respond to the Sept. 6 column titled “Honoring Rachel Corrie.” Many of the claims about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are inaccurate.
If you want to support independent, locally owned businesses—and I hope you do—remember Duke’s own entrepreneurs right here on campus.
Duke students have always struck me as apolitical. And yet if memory serves correctly, Duke students voted en masse—at about 74 percent, if I recall correctly—for Democratic candidate Barack Obama...
On behalf of our entire program, THANK YOU for your enthusiasm and support on Saturday night for our season-opening victory over Florida International University.
This past summer session I traveled between Doha, Qatar and Cairo, Egypt on a pilot study abroad program of Duke in the Arab World.
Recent Chronicle articles have painted a less than positive picture of a floundering Robertson Scholars Program.
It turns out that one of those incidents was no act of vandalism after all.
We don’t yet know whether this was simply a reckless prank or a more purposeful act of vandalism.
As LGBT Duke Alumni, we watched intently as North Carolina voters went to the polls to vote on marriage rights.
As we conclude the semester, I have the occasion to reflect on the challenges of my first year at Duke.
I’ve been reading with great concern the proliferation of misinformation concerning the alleged closure of the Refectory in the Divinity School.
Mi Gente, Duke University’s Latino student association, is excited to announce the endorsement of Ayan Salah for Duke Student Government vice president of equity and outreach for the upcoming...
The Chronicle will be running endorsement letters for the 2012 Duke Student Government vice presidential elections.
I am writing this to publicly thank former Head Wrestling Coach Clar Anderson, one of the finest men I know.
This past week, Duke College Republicans, Duke Democrats and Blue Devils United sat down for a dialogue about Amendment One.
