Every April, the editorial pages of this newspaper are filled with columns by graduating Chronicle staffers offering their insights on the Duke experience and advice for the underclassmen.
As we look back on the tremendous offensive season of San Francisco Giants left fielder Barry Bonds, many members of the media are questioning whether Bonds' achievement was "good" for baseball.
It is very difficult for me to write about the recent events in New York City and Washington, D.C.
These are extraordinarily exciting times for the University. Professors and students face classes with renewed vigor after the summer break.
The women's rowing team looks to improve upon its fourth-place finish from last year when it heads to Clemson, S.C. this weekend to compete in the ACC championships.
Three months into my Duke career, I knew I wanted two things from the college experience: I wanted a national championship, and I wanted to be head line monitor.
All undergraduates will have the opportunity to attend a very special basketball game tonight when the program retires senior Shane Battier's jersey.
Undergraduates have only two more opportunities to see the men's basketball team play at home this season: Wednesday night against Georgia Tech and Feb. 27 against Maryland.
As Thursday's big game against the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill approaches, I'd like to encourage all students to participate in the Duke basketball experience and consider attending...
I would like to remind students that wristbands for the Davidson game will be distributed tomorrow starting at 7:45 a.m.
