For the fourth year in a row, The Chronicle surveyed members of Duke's first-year class. Read an overview of the class, including demographic data, paths to Duke and plans upon arriving, and compliance with COVID-19 safety guidelines during an unusual first year of college.
For his first full year on the job, President Vincent Price made nearly $1.4 million.
Here are all the articles from the 2019 iteration of the survey. Articles based on the survey data will be added below as they are published.
Here is the collection of our survey data: demographic, getting into Duke, beliefs/choices, and plans here on campus.
The Chronicle's Recess section has some fun Duke-specific costume ideas for Halloween.
On May 16, Duke students in the Story+ program began their two-day bootcamp to train in various humanities research methods.
I finally bought myself a drawing tablet this past week. I’ve started using a tablet at work — at the Duke Innovative Design Agency — but outside of that, I’ve been using a mouse or my trackpad to do digital art. That works pretty well for infographics, but it’s definitely difficult to replicate the same effects I would have on paper or canvas.
A new exhibit at the Rubenstein hopes to use art and storytelling to address solutions to major women's health problems.
In its tale of two monarchs, Josie Rourke’s “Mary, Queen of Scots” maintains major historical points but oversimplifies the narrative.
During most major holidays, my family either hosts or attends a dinner party. The host family spends the afternoon creating a wide and varied dinner spread. Guests arrive around 5 p.m., each also bringing a dish or two with them. Once everyone arrives, we load up our plates and head to the tables. One table is reserved for the adults and one for the kids.
