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Jon Huntsman to speak at Duke in April

Staff Reports

The ambassador and former Utah governor will engage in a dialogue about U.S.-China relations at the Sanford School.

Duke accepts 2,897 applicants for Class of 2017

Emma Baccellieri

This afternoon, Duke will offer of admission to 2,897 students for the Class of 2017.

GRE gap between US, international applicants has little impact on Duke grad admissions

TJ Ciesla

Although U.S. citizens and non-citizens tend to score differently on sections of standardized exams, this discrepancy does alter admissions.

Junior Steven Blaser develops nonprofits to encourage financial savvy

Anna Koelsch

Calling Steven Blaser driven would be an understatement.

'Let the Great World Spin' chosen as Duke's Class of 2017 summer reading

Carleigh Stiehm

The Class of 2017 will read Colum McCann’s novel “Let the Great World Spin,” as their official summer reading book.

9-year-old, inspired by Blue Devils, raises money for Duke Children's Hospital

Carleigh Stiehm

Nine-year-old Max Bonnstetter’s dream is to follow in the footsteps of men’s basketball players Ryan Kelly and Seth Curry, though not necessarily on the basketball court.

GA dorm to see improved accessibility, common space

TJ Ciesla

Gilbert-Addoms is about to get a makeover.

Duke Law helps overturn wrongful life sentence

Michelle Menchaca

LaMonte Armstrong, a Greensboro native, was released last June with the help of Duke’s Wrongful Convictions Clinic.

Duke coffee drinkers look for alternatives to Joe Van Gogh

Amy Cheng

Some Joe Van Gogh coffee shop fans have struggled to find a complete replacement for their favorite on-campus coffee spot.

Katherine Fraile discusses goals as new Duke Partnership for Service president

Elizabeth Djinis

Although Fraile has not had past experience on the dPS Executive Board, she has volunteered for various organizations.

Dan Kiehart aims to connect the natural sciences as dean

Caroline Michelman

When Kiehart takes over as dean of the natural sciences, he plans to promote interdisciplinary collaboration.

Duke blocks students from parking in Bryan Center garage

Patton Callaway

Officials are cracking down on students parking in the Bryan Center garage.

Duke, UVa partner to teach Creole, Tibetan

Emily Schmitz

Duke will partner with University of Virginia to broaden language opportunities for students.

Duke Academic Council considers background checks for faculty candidates

Ryan Zhang

Vice President of Administration Kyle Cavanaugh attended the meeting to answer questions about the proposed background checks.

Experts explore who controls government

Tony Shan

Experts and students gathered to talk about political accountability and answer the question—who runs Washington.

Amol Yadav to lead Duke Graduate and Professional Student Council

Elizabeth Djinis

The Graduate and Professional Student Council elected their new board for the 2013-2014 academic year Tuesday.

Jay Hamilton's choice to leave Duke came during Sanford dean search

Lauren Carroll

Hamilton is leaving Sanford for Stanford during a time of transition for Duke’s public policy school.

Duke sophomores celebrate major declaration

Imani Moise

Newly declared members of the sophomore class united on the Chapel Quadrangle Wednesday to kick off a new tradition.

Duke Student Government backs insurance coverage of gender reassignment

Carleigh Stiehm

DSG urged the University to include sexual reassignment surgery in health care plans.

Greek Devil makes round of 32 in college food bracket

Raisa Chowdhury

With the help of the Cooking Channel, the Greek Devil could become even more renowned.

Jay Hamilton to leave Duke for Stanford

Staff Reports

Hamilton, director of the DeWitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy, is leaving Duke, according to an email obtained by The Chronicle.

Duke global health co-major to require interdisciplinary courses

Anthony Hagouel

The Duke Global Health Institute has finalized the newly authorized global health co-major and minor.

Duke summer program to combine 3 semesters of Spanish courses

Margot Tuchler

Undergraduates can now knock out their language requirement in one summer.

Duke survey finds greeks have greater sense of belonging

Carleigh Stiehm

A report recently published by the Greek Culture Initiative measured the impact of greek life and gender roles.

Jones tackles Duke gender inequity with student committee

Raisa Chowdhury

Jones is already taking steps to address gender issues at Duke.

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