Linda Yu
Many local panhandlers have been ticketed and fined since a new Durham ordinance banning certain types of begging has gone into effect.
Some individuals hope to bridge Muslim and Christian black churches through interfaith dialogue—a goal inspired by former Duke professor C. Eric Lincoln.
Senior Jocelyn Streid found inspiration among her fellow Cameron Crazies at 4 a.m.
The Asian Students Association hosted the annual Lunar New Year celebration in Page Auditorium Saturday
Things got futuristic during the Alexander Hamilton Society’s third debate of the year as missiles and lasers beamed from space shot through the discussion.
With Duke’s 73-68 victory against the Tar Heels and subsequent bonfire, students and others shared their excitement and thoughts on the course of the game.
A team of Duke undergraduates working with the Nowicki Lab created a lifelike robotic sparrow to test a theory of angry bird behavior.
Controversial performer Mike Daisey challenged the distinction between theater and journalism in a visit to Duke.
Lauren Carroll and Linda Yu
An unidentified individual was killed in a train crash just off of East Campus Tuesday evening.
On Friday, ice descended on campus, frosting roads and sidewalks and disrupting business as usual.
Johnson believes that success comes from seizing opportunities.
A certain set of Duke students have programmed in their phones they call as regularly as their own mothers.
wo to four stickers: the rectangle Romney/Ryan, the round ones with “Pat” in large font and maybe even the square “Barefoot for Senate.”
Karl Rove and Howard Dean drilled into foreign policy issues at Duke before the presidential debate Monday night.
Chances are Part II will immediately make you feel uncomfortable.
Rain did not dampen the spirits of the 10,000 people who attended the annual pride parade Saturday.
Escapist publisher Alexander Macris talks with The Chronicle’s Linda Yu about ditching a law career to start a gaming magazine.
The three-day Expo featured videogame tournaments, role-playing games, board game libraries and a cosplay contest
Huntsman sat down with The Chronicle for a one-on-one interview.
A central theme of his talk was bipartisanship.
As Mitt Romney accepted his nomination as the Republican candidate for president, Duke students shared their takes on the speech at a watch party and on Twitter.
Low University rider rates are making administrators reevaluate the relationship.
