NO BRICE: Duke football embarrassed at Virginia as Chase Brice tosses 4 interceptions

By Evan Kolin | 23 hours ago

Turnovers were once again the story for head coach David Cutcliffe’s squad.

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Duke football's run game struggles in loss to Virginia

By Jake C. Piazza | 16 hours ago

The Blue Devils’ seven turnovers are easy to blame for the team's 38-20 loss at Virginia Saturday, and rightfully so, but the lack of a run game is equally at fault.

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Duke renames Soc-Psych building after one of first Black undergraduates

By Matthew Griffin | Yesterday

A building at the heart of West Campus is now named for Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke, one of the first five Black undergraduates at Duke and a distinguished academic.

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SPORTS  |  BASEBALL

Duke baseball returns to practice looking to continue program's momentum

By Em Adler | 3 hours ago

Head coach Chris Pollard and seniors Joey Loperfido and Michael Rothenberg shared their thoughts on the summer, this fall and the coming season.

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SPORTS  |  VOLLEYBALL

Duke volleyball sweeps opening 2 matches against N.C. State

By Christian Olsen | 5 hours ago

Cameron Indoor Stadium may be devoid of Crazies this fall, but the long-awaited return of sports in the historic building has finally come.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Prop bets for Duke football vs. Virginia

By Jonathan Levitan | Yesterday

You can count on things beginning to click for Chase Brice and company this weekend.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Beats' picks: Can Duke football get back on track against Virginia?

By Shane Smith , Evan Kolin , Cam Polo , Max Rego and Jake C. Piazza | Yesterday

Here are our beats' takes on the Blue Devils’ trip to Virginia Saturday, which has the Cavaliers as a 4.5-point favorite.

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SPORTS  |  CROSS COUNTRY

'Dynamic duo' of Reinhart and Beach lead Duke cross country in opening meet

By Evan Kolin | Yesterday

"It just reminds me of their freshman year when they worked together side by side, and I feel like we have that dynamic duo back this year.”

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Third and goal: Duke's defense will need to step up in a big way to slow Virginia's offense

By Jake C. Piazza | 2 days ago

In a press release Wednesday, the team announced starting cornerbacks Mark Gilbert and Josh Blackwell received surgery and will both be out indefinitely.

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NEWS  |  UNIVERSITY

Inequality studies minor potentially in the works as faculty approve proposal to create it

By Chris Kuo | 2 days ago

The Arts and Sciences Council voted Thursday to approve a proposal to create a new minor: inequality studies. 

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SPORTS  |  MEN'S SOCCER

Duke men's soccer aims to bounce back in home-opener against N.C. State

By Brady Kim | 2 days ago

This weekend's match could be the first indicator of who will turn the tide and become a serious ACC contender.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Duke football looks to start turnaround against Virginia

By Em Adler | 2 days ago

Saturday marks the first time Virginia will take the field this season, and Duke is praying the Cavaliers play like it.

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NEWS  |  HEALTH SCIENCE

Professors explore Duke Hospital’s history of segregation, 'complicated relationship' with Durham community

By Grace Sorensen | 2 days ago

Segregation in the 20th century contributed to a still-strained relationship between Durham and the Duke Hospital, two Duke professors told a virtual audience at a Tuesday event.

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NEWS  |  UNIVERSITY

Report gives Duke 'F' for freedom of press on campus, cites requirement that media obtain permission

By Satya Khurana | 2 days ago

In his report “Freedom of the Press on Campus,” John Wilson, a fellow at the University of California National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement, assigned Duke an “F” for the level of freedom given to journalists on campus.

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NEWS  |  UNIVERSITY

Departments can't directly hire many out-of-state work-study students, must pay 35% fee on wages

By Jerry Lin | 2 days ago

Duke students who don't live in North Carolina aren’t able to be paid for hourly positions directly by the University. Instead, this semester they'll be paid through Aerotek, a Maryland-based staffing and recruiting agency. 

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NEWS  |  UNIVERSITY

Student groups to host virtual presidential debate events in unusual election season

By Parker Harris | 2 days ago

In past election seasons, students have gathered in lecture halls and common rooms on campus to watch debates over shared food and lively discussion, but this year they’ll have to log on to Zoom to watch the debates in the company of classmates. 

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OPINION  |  STUDENT VOICES COLUMNS

Morning people are not a hoax

By Jocelyn Chin | 3 days ago

Daunted by my own ability to “work past eleven or twelve” and “seriously nap,” I began to fear that my goal of achieving morning-person status is truly a Sisyphean task. 

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RECESS  |  CULTURE POP CULTURE

'This is Paris' breeds empathy for celebrities

By Skyler Graham | 3 days ago

How can this pretty, blond, skinny, famous, stylish hotel heiress have a rough life? What has she been through? And most of all, why would I care? 

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Duke in the NFL: Week 2 edition

By Micah Hurewitz | 3 days ago

It's time to look at how some former Blue Devils have been performing at the next level.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Scouting the opponent: Duke football looks to finally break through against Virginia

By Max Rego | 3 days ago

For Duke, this week is all about forgetting about the past and moving forward.

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NEWS  |  LOCAL NATIONAL

Protesters gather after Breonna Taylor decision, Durham mayor condemns acts of vandalism

By Chris Kuo | 3 days ago

Cries of “Say her name, Breonna Taylor!” rang outside the Durham police department headquarters, where more than 100 protesters, dressed in black, congregated in front of the building. 

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NEWS  |  UNIVERSITY

Undergraduate enrollment dips 6%, leaves of absence and deferrals spike for fall semester

By Matthew Griffin | 3 days ago

As a unique semester moves forward, fewer students are along for the ride than last year. 

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NEWS  |  UNIVERSITY

Duke to provide spring housing update second week of October, McMahon tells DSG Senate

By Bea De Oliveira | 3 days ago

Duke will provide new information on spring semester housing the second week of October, with information on the format of spring courses likely coming then as well, Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president of student affairs, told the Duke Student Government Senate at its Wednesday meeting.