Wednesday evening, Grant Hill returns to Duke as part of the book tour for his new memoir, "Game," released Tuesday. The Chronicle spoke with Hill over the phone Tuesday about his book and his upcoming event on campus at Duke.
Duke announced the addition of Rachel Baker as general manager by release Tuesday morning, adding to a reconstructed staff in Jon Scheyer's first year as head coach.
In the wake of last week’s horrific shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, in which 19 students and two teachers were killed, it hardly seems like sports matter at all.
Duke will face Iowa in the 2022 Jimmy V Classic, ESPN Events announced Thursday morning.
In a shocking turn, five-star guard Tyrese Proctor will come to Durham a year early.
The NBA finals are set, and one former Blue Devil has made the cut. The Blue Zone takes a look at his effort in the conference finals, and what it would take for him to bring home the title.
With Keels officially bound for the NBA, The Chronicle’s Jonathan Levitan, Micah Hurewitz and Max Rego are here to discuss what this news means for the Blue Devils in 2022-23.
It's summer and college basketball is still a few months away, but that didn't stop Duke from assembling in Durham.
Keels will keep his name in the 2022 NBA Draft after his initial declaration in April, ESPN's Jonathan Givony first reported Wednesday evening.
More than a quarter of the way through the baseball season, the Blue Zone checks in on some Duke graduates playing professional ball.
For the first time as a professional, Gina Kim is a winner.
Duke put together its best showing yet this past week at the NCAA East Regional in Bloomington, Ind., setting a new program-record with 17 athletes qualifying for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in their respective events.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of May 23-29.
The 12th-seeded Blue Devils’ NCAA tournament run ended Saturday at the hands of No. 5-seed UCLA thanks to UCLA’s ability to handle the Blue Devils’ top-notch hitting and uncharacteristic struggles from Duke’s pitching staff.
A year ago, the Blue Devils embarked on a remarkable journey from a middle-of-the-pack ACC program—one that had only dipped its toes in the postseason—to conference champions and a legitimate threat to climb higher.
Duke's ascension to ACC and national contention has been continuous and steady. But in the biggest game in their five-year history, the Blue Devils’ crushing loss was punctuated only by sharp swings from UCLA to Duke and back again.
After four years at Duke, Quinn Riley is moving up.
No.12-seed Duke engaged in a battle Friday against No. 5-seed UCLA at Easton Stadium in Los Angeles with the home Bruins prevailing 3-2 thanks to a dramatic, momentum-shifting sixth inning.
The NBA playoffs are nearing the homestretch, and just one former Blue Devil remains. The Blue Zone takes a look at his path to the finals, as well as recent improvements in another Duke product's injury.
Just days ago, Duke's whole roster was competing in Champaign, Ill. But after a loss in the national semifinal to Oklahoma, just one remained on the rainy courts at Illinois—junior Chloe Beck.
