“How did I get here?/ Am I ever gonna get back?” asks Conor O’Brien, subtly addressing just how much he has risked—emotionally and professionally— with his new album, Darling Arithmetic, a significant and brave move for the artist to have made. What do you think?
As the school year comes to a close and the massive speed bump of finals looms before the summer, exam season seems to put a damper on everything.
Mr. Jeffrey is remembered for his devotion to and love for The Music by fellow music educators and former students,
As everyone sways to Misterwives, Jeremih and T-Pain, we’re all going to be making and hyper-linking these memories and moments, one beat at a time.
As the school year comes to a close and the massive speed bump of finals looms before the summer, exam season seems to put a damper on everything. Everything, that is, besides your desire for...
The experience of living with this hyphen is so prevalent in my life.
“How did I get here?/ Am I ever gonna get back?”
I have felt like a documentarian of my own mind, putting my journal up for public display.
Durham's first teahouse is slated to be opened by a Duke Ph.D candidate studying genetics and quantitative microbiology
The history of LDOC: The most anticipated day of the year, and for some, the most scrutinized event at Duke.
Sylvan Esso managed to evoke something deeper, asking and answering personal questions through song.
Comedy Central has recruited an individual with the alacrity of Stewart but with a little softer bite.
"I wanted to transform all of these fears into music that makes me feel happy and safe and honor these dreams."
The atmosphere created by free speech and drawing was contagious.
It’s not summer without a playlist to accompany those long drives and bonfire-filled nights.
It’s like revisiting an awkward phase after growing up and gaining confidence—it’s still there, but beneath layers of development and maturity.
After a few listens, the album’s message becomes clear: Earl does not like s**t, and he most certainly does not go outside.
Though this album is a quiet one, simple in melodious structure, it forces us to acknowledge the lyrics in the forefront.
There was clearly some beauty in this impracticality, a beauty that eluded me completely.
When Duke’s Department of Theater Studies premiers Lucy Prebble’s play Enron this Thursday, the facts, impacts and absurdities of the Enron scandal will be aired out in a new, refreshing and...
