OPINION
Looking back
By Nicholas Schwartz | April 30, 2012I’m writing my final words in The Chronicle in a hotel outside Richmond, Va., on the cusp of the real world and a career in journalism.
I’m writing my final words in The Chronicle in a hotel outside Richmond, Va., on the cusp of the real world and a career in journalism.
In a Syracuse season shrouded by scandal—with allegations of sexual misconduct by a coach and charges of drug abuse by former players—it seems fitting that the Orange will have to deal with yet...
Needing a goal in the dying minutes of the national championship game, Duke did everything it could except equalize against a tightly-packed Stanford defense.
For the third time in as many games with the season on the line, the Blue Devils played poorly in the opening 45 minutes. But for the third time, Duke got away with it.
With the win, the Blue Devils advance to the national semifinals in Kennesaw, Ga., to take on ACC rival Wake Forest Friday.
The Blue Devils passed two formidable tests this weekend as Duke continues on the road to the Women’s College Cup final in Georgia.
When two of the best teams in the nation clash, the difference between winning and losing is often decided by the slimmest of margins.
You cannot win a golf tournament on the first day, but you can certainly lose one, as Lindy Duncan and the Blue Devils found out this weekend.
Head coach Robbie Church doesn’t like to make it easy on his team early in the season.
For the defending national champions and sixth ranked team in the nation, a meeting with an unranked team in the national semifinals should seem like a gift from above.
Juniors Chris Brown, Alex Swain and Strat Waldt are competing for the position of DSG president. Elections take place April 12.