Zoe Kolenovsky is a Trinity junior and news editor of The Chronicle's 120th volume.
Forty-five universities, including Duke, are being investigated for possibly violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act by partnering with the Ph.D. Project, an organization that seeks to help students from underrepresented backgrounds obtain business degrees.
To put the new $70,265 tuition price tag into perspective, The Chronicle examined Duke’s tuition changes over the years and against its peer institutions. Although the University mostly falls in line with a larger trend of tuition increases, Duke appears to be at the high end, if not ahead, of the curve.
As Miller’s second season in the West Wing begins to take shape, The Chronicle looked back on the views he penned in our pages during his time as a student, exploring those which have held firm over the years and may now be steering the country’s future.
Clayton’s just won a second term as chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party, having become the youngest state party chair in the country only two years ago.
Toddi Steelman, vice president and vice provost for climate and sustainability, wrote in a Sunday email to The Chronicle that the University decided to purchase carbon offsets to account for campus emissions in 2025.
As Duke prepares to finance a new generation of scholarly inquiry and health care innovation, The Chronicle looks back on prior institutional fundraising efforts — when they were launched, how much they raised and where the money was spent.
The campaign, dubbed “Made for This,” aims to prioritize funding and development across four main pillars: Duke Sciences and Technology, the Duke Climate Commitment, the undergraduate student experience and Duke Health.
The lifelong Durhamite and arts educator has framed her platform around “building a better Durham” through an inclusive approach marked by “bold leadership, vision and opportunity for everyone.”
Meriwether’s long and dynamic career featured civil rights activism, public health leadership and investment in underserved communities at home and abroad.
Williams spoke to a packed crowd of community members at the Carolina Theatre, where he described actions city officials have taken to address his primary goals of investing in community safety, capitalizing on educational resources, improving housing affordability and promoting economic development.
