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Following last Thursday’s attack in Nice, France, Duke professors commented on why the attack happened and what countries' next steps should be.
A faction of the Turkish army initiated a surprise coup attempt Friday against the Turkish government, blocking Bosphorus Bridge, which connects Europe and Asia. During the coup, 290 people were killed and more than 1,400 people were injured. Sophomore Fulya Keskin, a native of Istanbul, experienced the events firsthand. The Chronicle's Claire Ballentine spoke with her about the chaotic night and how she stayed safe.
David Rubenstein, Trinity '70 and chair of the Board of Trustees, announced in May that he will join the Harvard Corporation when his term as chair ends in July 2017. The Chronicle's Claire Ballentine talked with Rubenstein about the transition and his plans for future involvement with Duke.
“What? You’re going to live in a dorm room?”
The name David Rubenstein is recognized on campus for the Duke alum's sizable donations and leadership efforts.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee voted Wednesday to censure John Koskinen, Trinity '61 and commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, according to a press release.
The LGBTQ+ community was rocked Sunday when a gunman opened fire at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.—leaving 49 dead and 53 injured.
When I first took the job as editor-in-chief, my friends told me that I was just like Rory Gilmore, the fictional high-achieving journalist in Gilmore Girls. While certainly a favorable comparison, I soon discovered it to be completely empty. Despite the show’s frequent pop culture references and portrayal of a relatable mother-daughter duo, it somewhat lacks in realism. Stressful late nights and problems with unreliable sources are never shown; not once do viewers see Rory wanting to pull her hair out after going over a difficult article or sighing in frustration after her computer glitches for the third time in a single evening.
Sophomore Jeffrey Wubbenhorst recently made waves at Moogfest—a music, art and technology festival held in Durham this year from May 19 to 22—with his restored music synthesizer, which he developed as part of an independent study and affectionately named "Misty" or "Mystery Moog." The Chronicle's Claire Ballentine sat down with Wubbenhorst to discuss his project.
To address issues on campus, the University has created several task forces in recent years. The Chronicle complied a list of the committees launched to make recommendations on improving Duke.
The amenities of the renovated West Union will soon be available to some.
Students could be adding puppy-raising to their list of extracurricular activities this year.
Our storify on Sunday's commencement ceremony for the Class of 2016:
The Board of Trustees appointed the chair of the search committee for President Richard Brodhead’s successor and approved the annual budget in its meeting Saturday.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver shared his experiences in the NBA and at Duke with seniors during the Class Day ceremony Friday.
Our Storify on the Chapel reopening ceremony held Wednesday morning:
President Richard Brodhead announced Thursday that he will step down from his position in June 2017 and will return to teaching and writing after a year’s sabbatical. The Chronicle’s Claire Ballentine and Abby Xie sat down with Brodhead to discuss the challenges that he and the University face and his plans for his final year as president.
Duke University supports the legalization of third-party energy sales in North Carolina, according to an open letter by Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations.
A personal security app new to Duke aims to help students combat sexual assault on campus.
Duke University Health System will feature a program to address the unique needs of teenage cancer patients by the end of 2016.
