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(04/04/16 10:18pm)
Following administrators’ announcement Monday afternoon that they will no longer negotiate with the Allen Building sit-in students unless the students voluntarily vacate the building, The Chronicle’s Claire Ballentine and Amrith Ramkumar spoke with Larry Moneta, vice president for student affairs; Steve Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education; and Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations, about the announcement, the decision to give sit-in students amnesty and the ongoing negotiations with students.
(04/04/16 7:59pm)
University administrators announced Monday afternoon in an email statement to The Chronicle that they will only continue negotiations with the nine students sitting in the Allen Building if the students leave the building.
(04/03/16 2:02pm)
Durham City Councilwoman Jillian Johnson, Trinity '03, and Sendolo Diaminah, Durham Public Schools Board of Education member, visited the students sitting in the Allen Building in protest of the treatment of workers at the University Sunday morning at approximately 9:30 a.m.
(03/29/16 12:27am)
Stephen Glass, a former journalist who fabricated dozens of articles, told Duke students in a journalism ethics class Monday that he has repaid $200,000 to The New Republic and other magazines that published his work.
(03/26/16 8:08pm)
Following confusion Thursday about what head coach Mike Krzyzewski said to Oregon star forward Dillon Brooks after the Ducks beat Duke 82-68 in the Sweet 16, Krzyzewski released a statement apologizing Saturday afternoon.
(03/24/16 7:59am)
After a three-day hiatus, the NCAA tournament returns Thursday evening with the Sweet 16 in the South and West regions. The Blue Devils will take on top-seeded Oregon in the second game of the night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif. The West was the only region to advance the top four seeds to the second region, and The Chronicle breaks down each remaining team below:
(03/25/16 9:51pm)
Fourth-seeded Duke never got going in its Sweet 16 clash with top-seeded Oregon, trailing by double-digits for almost the entire second half after Duck point guard Casey Benson nailed back-to-back 3-pointers to start the period and Chris Boucher got a transition dunk to stretch the team's five-point halftime lead to 10. Oregon went on to win 82-68 to punch its ticket to the team's first Elite Eight since 2007 and end the Blue Devils' season.
(03/14/16 5:36pm)
Shelvia Underwood, the contract parking employee who alleged that Executive Vice President Tallman Trask used a racial slur after hitting her with his car, has filed a lawsuit against Trask and Duke.
(03/15/16 7:53am)
Oklahoma Sooners
(03/15/16 8:00am)
Indiana Hoosiers
(03/08/16 7:57am)
Clemson: 17-13, 10-8 in the ACC
(03/01/16 10:35am)
This story is part two in a two-part investigative series. Part one, which ran Monday, examines an August 2014 incident in which Executive Vice President Tallman Trask hit a contract parking employee, Shelvia Underwood, with his car and allegedly used a racial slur as he drove off. Part one can be read here.
(02/29/16 10:43am)
This story is part one in a two-part investigative series. The second part will examine the culture in the Parking and Transportation Services Department and will be published later this week.
(03/01/16 8:51am)
Following Saturday's Board of Trustees meeting, in which a 3.8 percent increase in undergraduate tuition was approved, The Chronicle's Rachel Chason and Amrith Ramkumar spoke with President Richard Brodhead and David Rubenstein, Trinity '70 and chair of the Board of Trustees, after the meeting about the tuition increase, other meeting notes and the University's long-term goals.
(02/27/16 5:31pm)
Duke's 2016-17 tuition will increase 3.8 percent to $49,575.
(02/22/16 7:24am)
The Chronicle will be publishing endorsement letters for the 2016 Duke Student Government elections from Monday Feb. 22 to Monday Feb. 29. The positions of President, Executive Vice President and Student Organization Funding Committee Chair are available for endorsement. No endorsements will be published Tuesday Mar. 1 or Wednesday Mar. 2, the days of the election. The final deadline for endorsements will be 11:59 p.m. Sunday Feb. 28.
(02/22/16 5:01am)
During the last full week in February universities around the country typically celebrate Eating Disorders Awareness Week in February, but Duke now celebrates the week under a different name to impact more students.
(02/10/16 9:49pm)
Check out our Storify chronicling Biden's visit:
(02/01/16 6:01am)
The Chronicle will be publishing endorsement letters for the 2016 Young Trustee elections from Monday, Feb. 1 to Monday, Feb. 8. No endorsements will be published Tuesday, Feb. 9 or Wednesday, Feb. 10, the days of the election. The final deadline for endorsements will be 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 7.
(01/25/16 6:18am)
After ending their longest losing streak in nine seasons Saturday at N.C. State, the Blue Devils have little time to gear up for their next challenge—a road tilt against another preseason ACC favorite.
