Sometimes we catch ourselves wishing there were more celebrities at South by Southwest. We instantly feel ashamed, but almost can’t help ourselves.
Despite its up-and-coming technology, music and art scenes, Durham doesn’t exactly seem like it would be the perfect location for the next Coachella— and it’s not; because this May, the Bull City will be hosting an event even better: Moogfest.
Naureen Khan, Trinity ’10, a former local and national news editor for The Chronicle, has gone to write for publications such as National Journal and Al Jazeera after her time at Duke.
Though the school year is winding down, those staying in Durham have the opportunity to check out Music in the Gardens, an annual program sponsored by Duke Performances.
Edward Sharpe is dead. That is what every fan of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros might be thinking after seeing the cover of “PersonA,” the band’s latest album.
With the end of the academic year just around the corner, Recess was feeling a little nostalgic and decided to look back at some of the little known facts from our childhood TV shows.
If you are one of those well-rested, or otherwise non-morning folk like myself, I tell you, if you need a change in your life, start doing mornings.
"American Idiot" - what's it about? Who's doing it? How good is it gonna be? let's find out
With their third full album “Human Performance,” New York garage rock outfit Parquet Courts has produced their most varied and interesting album to date. In their first release since last year’s bizarre and borderline sadistic “Monastic Living” EP, “Human Performance” finds the band returning to its punk roots.
For students, it’s often easy to take what professors say as absolute truth—but even they can’t know everything, especially when it comes to female philosophy. Project Vox is working to fill a void in philosophy’s canonical narrative by providing learning materials about female figures in philosophy and creating a website where the public can learn about the women and their philosophies.
Damián Pachter did not imagine that he would be forced to flee his homeland and settle in Israel a few days after twitting that Argentinian prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead in his house in Puerto Madero late in the evening of Jan.
Spring is here, and while students may be dreaming of summer plans, many seniors are still completing and defending their senior distinction projects.
I’ve been told I’m a “funny person.” This sometimes confuses me, because I wouldn’t necessarily describe myself as someone inherently inclined to comedy.
At first, it was just another out-there idea. What if, somehow, the two of us could go to the South by Southwest film festival over Spring Break?
The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival will take place this weekend, from April 7th to 10th. Bringing Durham nonfiction cinema its nineteenth year, this year’s Festival will include over 90 films from around the world.
On Tuesday April 5, 2016 something unprecedented happened on Duke’s campus: Street Medicine, Duke’s premier (and not to mention only) urban dance group hosted its first ever hip hop dance showcase, dubbed UNLEASHED.
The Chronicle: The thing that really stuck out to me about “Oleander” was your focus on travel.
This weekend, Sheafer Theater offers students a show with road trips, Girl Scouts and White Castle. The Duke Theater Studies Department brings BOB: A Life in Five Acts to Duke this month.
Recent events have once again rendered Duke’s campus turbulent and fraught with strife. Protests against what many students consider a lack of accountability on the part of the administration have divided students into several camps – for every protester at the Allen building, there seems to be an equal and opposite counter-protester posting aggravated comments on Yik Yak.
