Lin-Manuel Miranda’s magnum opus “Hamilton” has been a cultural phenomenon since its Broadway debut in 2015. The musical’s soundtrack is now a ubiquitous part of American pop culture.
Ariana Grande’s latest single “thank u, next” opens with a bright, synth pop beat. As the melody progresses, her sweet-as-sugar falsetto paints a chronological picture of her well-publicized romantic struggles.
Students from a political science course engaged in a mock presidential debate Tuesday.
As dean and vice provost for undergraduate education, Steve Nowicki is responsible for leading all aspects of undergraduate life. The Chronicle spoke with him about his vacation dreams, social media tendencies and his lava lamp.
For students with dietary restrictions, West Union presents new opportunities but also new challenges.
Everyone knows about men's basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski and President Richard Brodhead, but what about the other important figures on Duke's campus? The Chronicle compiled a list of important people to know as the 2016-17 academic year begins, spanning administrators to athletic figures and student leaders.
Former Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong, prosecutor in the Duke lacrosse case, has been accused of misconduct again in the case of a 1995 double homicide.
For many excited couples, the reopening of the Chapel means the renewed possibility of getting married at the heart of Duke’s campus.
Troy Clair, Trinity ’03, pursued a political science major and history minor while at Duke. After leaving, he worked as chief of staff for North Carolina representative G.K. Butterfield and is now the North Carolina director at Hillary for America. The Chronicle’s Jaime Gordon spoke with Clair about his experience at Duke, the nuances of Clinton’s campaign and North Carolina politics.
Housing, Dining and Residence Life recently approved the creation of a new all-female selective living group called Illyria.
