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After three months of investigating, the City of Durham Fire Department has ruled the April 10 explosion in downtown Durham an accident in its Origin and Cause Investigation Report.
It’s gameday in Cameron Indoor Stadium, and you want a jersey to fit in with the Crazies. You can either go to Duke Stores and spend over $100 on an authentic Duke Basketball jersey from Nike or scour the Internet for much cheaper counterfeit apparel.
Clare Kehoe, Trinity ‘19, was on her way to take the Medical College Admission Test when her longtime friend Morgan Rodgers texted her a video.
Acclaimed Durham architect Philip Freelon, whose architectural designs stretch from Duke’s campus to America’s capital, died yesterday at the age of 66.
Duke’s Board of Trustees boasts the likes of Apple CEO Tim Cook and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver—now it’s adding five new members to the group.
Jeff Mann, GoTriangle president and CEO, will step down from his position this summer after overseeing the failed light rail project in Durham.
It was a gloomy day in March 2014. Thousands of students were walking around campus, going to and from their classes, minding their own business.
At last year’s May Board of Trustees meeting, the trustees created four strategic task forces at the behest of President Vincent Price. Those task forces were designed to review certain aspects of the Duke experience and deliver reports on their findings and recommendations. They were comprised of faculty, administration, trustees and students.
At last year’s May Board of Trustees meeting, the Trustees created four strategic task forces at the behest of President Vincent Price. Those task forces were designed to review certain aspects of the Duke experience and deliver reports on their findings and recommendations. They were composed of faculty, administration, Trustees and students.
After a morning of heavy rain, the Bryan Center has been temporarily closed due to flooding.
Everyone knows Duke is full of bright students, but a little validation from the Fulbright Program doesn’t hurt.
A 16-year-old teenager was found dead in a car at Duke University Hospital this morning.
I remember my first interview as a reporter for The Chronicle like it was yesterday.
Duke and the Duke Health System have agreed to pay $54.5 million to settle a case in which they and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were accused of antitrust collusion.
President Vincent Price has survived two years as Duke’s 10th president. Last year, Price told The Chronicle that “to quote the great James Brown, ‘I feel good.’” How does he feel after another, carnival-less year on the job? The Chronicle’s Jake Satisky sat down with Price to discuss his second year, Central Campus, Greek life, his legacy and more.
Senior Leah Rosen opened her speech at Sunday’s Commencement ceremony with a simple question, one Duke students have heard time and time again.
As the 5,500 soon-to-be-official graduates sat, anxiously awaiting the conferral of their degrees, Lisa Borders took a selfie.
The Board of Trustees discussed task forces, approved a $2.8 billion budget and re-elected its chair at its annual May meeting.
Congressman David Price was “profoundly disappointed” when the light rail died.
One person has died and 25 are injured following an explosion that occurred in downtown Durham at 115 North Duke St. after 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Wil Glenn, Durham Police Department public affairs manager, said in a video statement.
