"I want to emphasize, again and again, that the Israel portrayed (or betrayed) by the American media this summer was a battlefield I never saw."
Sitting down with seniors Emily Briere and Lauren Silverstein, who represent Duke at the forefront of aerospace engineering.
An inside look at junior Sarah Stanczyk's six-month battle with Hodgkins' lymphoma.
"This wasn’t a political issue in the West Bank. It was a humanitarian crisis."
It’s summertime, the living is easy, and Towerview has two new co-editors.
With Duke Kunshan University set to open in less than two months, a visit to Duke's first foray into the Far East
Here at Duke, we’ve got plenty of acronyms, nicknames and bizarre lingo. But don’t worry—we’re here to (mostly) help you figure it out.
Duke's Gothic wonderland is quickly becoming engulfed by yellow construction tape, but what about the students that endure the inconvenience?
Check out who made Towerview's "ten people to watch" list.
From bikes to food trucks, it is hard to find someone who cares about the experience of Duke students more than Lavanya Sunder.
Trevor Schoonmaker is the chief curator at the Nasher Museum of Art.
Stephanie Helms Pickett was named the director of the Women's Center at Duke April 2, 2014.
Bergene works most directly with students who are struggling with academic and health issues or her assigned academic advisees,
“Never less than your best” reads a sign posted on the wall of Chronicle editor-in-chief Carleigh Stiehm’s office in 301 Flowers.
From "resuscitation project" to Cinderella story, a look at the investments on and off the field that brought the Blue Devils back from the dead
One of the first things freshmen learn is during orientation week—the fastest route to get to Shooters II Saloon.
Burrows wakes up at 3:30 a.m. to make sure he's ready to serve up some of Duke's tastiest eggs by the time the first freshman enters the Marketplace at 7.
“I’m more or less in charge of anything that touches on the lives of undergraduates,” said Nowicki, who teaches a freshman biology class.
This 7-footer has a knack for standing out.
Sally Kornbluth may just have the most important job on campus.
