Raisa Chowdhury
“We gonna make you lose your mind”—Redfoo of LMFAO is set to party rock this year’s Last Day of Classes celebration.
Joel Luther
The specifics of next year’s new house model came as a surprise to some freshmen who participated in sorority recruitment last month.
Ian Zhang
This week dozens of students prowled the Bryan Center to view a series of art exhibits that brought creativity and technology together.
Margot Tuchler
A spike in reported hazing incidents has coincided with a University-wide effort to prevent the dangerous practice.
Matteo Caporrella and Julia May
Hundreds of Duke students stormed the outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night.
Patton Callaway
Students can still expect karaoke and quarter cent beers at He’s Not Here despite upcoming change in ownership.
Maggie Spini
When users log on to The Chronicle’s website Monday, they will be introduced to a visually cleaner design that is faster and more flexible.
Marianna Jordan
New fraternity members celebrate as the two-week recruitment process came to an end Monday.
Yeshwanth Kandimalla
The Black Student Alliance is calling on Duke administrators to adequately address the concerns of the black community.
Kristie Kim
Shouts of laughter and groans of disappointment were heard Sunday as sororities unveiled their newest members.
Benjamin Rakestraw
Energy problems require a rational discussion among the experts and the public to ensure accurate information and strong clean energy policy in the future, said a leading filmmaker Wednesday evening.
The United States’ debt will have drastic consequences unless policymakers take major steps to alter the current fiscal path, said the co-chairs of President Barack Obama’s bipartisan budget...
Charlie Haley
A National Public Radio host is pulling the race card—and she is doing it to illuminate the nature of race relations past and present.
Despite changes to fraternity rush and the introduction of the house model, fraternity and sorority recruitment numbers are consistent with last year.
The vice chair of voter registration of the Democratic National Committee insists that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work is far from finished.
Vignesh Krishnaswamy
Two years after an earthquake dramatically changed the landscape of Haiti, the country needs to see more progress in terms of relief efforts, a leading author said Thursday.
The highest ranking military officer in the United States spoke Thursday about a revised military strategy in light of recent cuts in the military budget.
Although a majority of Duke students spent the final days of winter break settling back into campus, about 100 students instead dedicated their time to learning about the refugee experience.
Andrew Luo
Despite its contribution to economic growth, the controversial process of “fracking” poses serious environmental risks, nationally acclaimed experts said Monday.
When ALE comes to crash a party, the media may not be far behind.
Yueran Zhang
The United States needs to put more emphasis on economic engagement in order to enhance its relationship with India, a former Clinton administration official said.
Jack Mercola
A Pi Kappa Phi party has sparked controversy after a contentious theme and language in an email invitation raised questions about the culture climate at Duke.
Matt Barnett
A leader in environmental policy highlighted pressing concerns facing the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday.
Gloria Lloyd
In the wake of sexual abuse scandals at Pennsylvania State University and Syracuse University, administrators are reminding Duke employees about existing policies governing various types of sexual...
Ashley Mooney and Julian Spector
Medical anthropologist, physician and the author of numerous books on health and human rights Paul Farmer spoke at Duke Saturday about his book “Haiti After the Earthquake.”
