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Duke administration cracks down on East Campus 'bench wars'

Emma Baccellieri

East Campus bench pranks have escalated to a level of destruction not seen in years past.

Rocky Mountain High: Duke students weigh in on marijuana legalization

Andrew Beaton

The Chronicle spoke to Duke students from Colorado about their reaction to the news.

Duke community gathers in Sanford to follow election results

Georgia Parke

The Public Policy Majors Union organized a free, non-partisan watch party.

Duke students sound off as results roll in

Danielle Muoio

Students gathered across campus to watch the outcome of the presidential election.

Duke students weigh in as Election Day arrives

Raisa Chowdhury

After months of campaigning, Election Day has finally come.

Duke graduate tells students to create change through writing

Imani Moise

Writers should use their work to influence public conversation, Huffington Post Managing Editor Jimmy Soni urged students.

Duke freshman ignites debate with letter criticizing affirmative action

Pi Praveen

A letter to the editor concerning affirmative action has incited a polarized response online and around campus.

Duke's Bryan Center to undergo major renovations beginning December 2012

Kristie Kim

The renovation plans are part of the University’s larger project related to renovations of the West Union Building.

Hurricane Sandy prompts Duke early decision extension, halts other programs

Margot Tuchler

Although post-tropical storm Sandy—downgraded from a Category 1 hurricane Monday evening—left Durham relatively unscathed, the massive weather system is making itself known to the wider Duke...

Rubenstein Library renovations to begin mid-December

Georgia Parke

Renovations to the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library will gain momentum mid-December as West Campus library renovations near completion.

Duke International House moves to Central Campus

Kristie Kim

The International House has moved from its Campus Drive location to expand its space and staff and accommodate the growing number of international students on campus.

Duke students, parents weigh in on weekend events

Elizabeth Djinis

Hundreds of parents flocked to Duke’s campus for the annual Parents’ and Family Weekend.

Student petitions for bus to Duke Lemur Center

Amanda Egan

Duke’s 233 lemurs may be easier to reach, depending on the success of a student petition.

Duke email system will move to Microsoft cloud service

Elizabeth Djinis

The University has chosen to replace the current DukeMail system with Microsoft 365 University

Duke Panhel plans to add tenth sorority

Jeffrey Cicurel

Kappa Delta is one national sorority specifically interested in expanding to Duke.

New Duke LGBT Center receives more space

Staff Reports

The long battle to provide more space for the new Center for LGBT Life ended Tuesday.

Duke students, alumni praise reform to assault policy

Margot Tuchler

Students and alumni are applauding the success of efforts to repeal the one-year statute of limitations.

Duke Campus Quad app to help promote events

Anthony Hagouel

A new iPhone app will serve as an alternative for billboards advertising campus events.

Duke eliminates statute of limitations on sexual misconduct reporting

Julian Spector

After months of student protest, the University eliminated the one-year statue of limitations.

Investigating the plaza mist-ery

Margot Tuchler

Reactions to the Bryan Center Plaza are a hit or mist.

Duke LDOC planning gets underway

Margot Tuchler

The Duke University Union LDOC committee has initiated planning for this academic year’s final concert.

DukeEngage adds several new programs for 2013

Elizabeth Djinis

The multiple additions include a Durham “Sister Cities” project.

Duke football player tackles athletics and research

James Silberstein

Senior Conor Irwin uses Duke’s resources to combine brawn and brains.

Students prefer email despite admin social media push

Elizabeth Djinis

Recently, administrators have begun to use social media to send out quick announcements to the entire student body.

Students aid ABP employee after house fire

Alyssa Coughenour

Half of the proceeds from Devine’s Sports Bar and Grill entrance fees Thursday went to Crystal Langston.

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