News 'An integral part of American culture': Professor explains the sociology behind state fairs Amelia Martin | 10/17/2018 Lee Baker, Mrs. Alexander Hehmeyer professor of cultural anthropology, has done research on the traditions of fairs. Since the North Carolina State Fair is in town this week, The Chronicle spoke with Baker about his interest in the events and the sociological concepts behind them. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
News The Chronicle's guide to voting in the midterm elections Sam Kim | 10/17/2018 The midterm elections are coming up, and 35 Senate seats, 39 governor’s mansions, the entire House of Representatives and thousands of statewide offices are in play. So take a study break, exercise your civic duty and help put your least favorite congressman ...
Sports | Soccer Blue Devils reach low point, fail to convert on 20 attempts in defeat Karthik Ramachandran | 10/17/2018 Although the Blue Devils dominated possession, Duke failed to find the back of the net and paid the price.
News Fuqua dean says Trump's visa policy is hurting business school's international applications Bella Almeida | 10/17/2018 Is "Make America Great Again" making the United States less relevant on the world stage?
News Duke alum Valerie Hillings to take the helm at NC Museum of Art Julianna Rennie | 10/17/2018 Valerie Hillings, Trinity ‘93, was recently hired to lead the North Carolina Museum of Art.
Sports | Football Scouting the opponent: Can Duke snap three-game losing streak against Virginia Ben Feder | 10/16/2018 Despite poor results in the ACC, the Cavaliers have had Duke's number in past years.
Sports | Men's basketball Coach K isn't ignorant. He's just tired of nobody listening. Mitchell Gladstone | 10/16/2018 Don't take Coach K's silence on recent NCAA allegations plaguing other programs as a lack of caring.
News | University Duke extends early decision deadline for applicants affected by Hurricane Michael Sam Kim | 10/16/2018 Duke has pushed back the Early Decision deadline for applicants who were affected by Hurricane Michael.
News 'Whoever has the most data wins': Former CIA official discusses cyber threats on a global scale Deepti Agnihotri | 10/16/2018 While some may think cyber threats require cyber retaliation, the second-in-command of the intelligence community thinks otherwise. ""
News | Health & Science Duke researchers develop color-changing wires that tell you when they are overstretched Yuexuan Chen | 10/16/2018 Duke chemistry had the color changing agent and N.C. State engineering had the liquid metal technology. Along with a U.C. San Diego wave-material interaction group’s collaboration, these three came together to create a liquid metal wire that changes ...
News | University Duke professor elected to National Academy of Medicine Xinchen Li | 10/16/2018 Terrie Moffitt, Nannerl O. Keohane university professor of psychology and neuroscience, has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine—one of the highest honors for leaders in health and medicine.
News The Chronicle's guide to voting in the midterm elections Sam Kim | 10/17/2018 The midterm elections are coming up, and 35 Senate seats, 39 governor’s mansions, the entire House of Representatives and thousands of statewide offices are in play. So take a study break, exercise your civic duty and help put your least favorite congressman ...
Sports | Soccer Blue Devils reach low point, fail to convert on 20 attempts in defeat Karthik Ramachandran | 10/17/2018 Although the Blue Devils dominated possession, Duke failed to find the back of the net and paid the price.
News Fuqua dean says Trump's visa policy is hurting business school's international applications Bella Almeida | 10/17/2018 Is "Make America Great Again" making the United States less relevant on the world stage?
News Duke alum Valerie Hillings to take the helm at NC Museum of Art Julianna Rennie | 10/17/2018 Valerie Hillings, Trinity ‘93, was recently hired to lead the North Carolina Museum of Art.
Sports | Football Scouting the opponent: Can Duke snap three-game losing streak against Virginia Ben Feder | 10/16/2018 Despite poor results in the ACC, the Cavaliers have had Duke's number in past years.
Sports | Men's basketball Coach K isn't ignorant. He's just tired of nobody listening. Mitchell Gladstone | 10/16/2018 Don't take Coach K's silence on recent NCAA allegations plaguing other programs as a lack of caring.
News | University Duke extends early decision deadline for applicants affected by Hurricane Michael Sam Kim | 10/16/2018 Duke has pushed back the Early Decision deadline for applicants who were affected by Hurricane Michael.
News 'Whoever has the most data wins': Former CIA official discusses cyber threats on a global scale Deepti Agnihotri | 10/16/2018 While some may think cyber threats require cyber retaliation, the second-in-command of the intelligence community thinks otherwise. ""
News | Health & Science Duke researchers develop color-changing wires that tell you when they are overstretched Yuexuan Chen | 10/16/2018 Duke chemistry had the color changing agent and N.C. State engineering had the liquid metal technology. Along with a U.C. San Diego wave-material interaction group’s collaboration, these three came together to create a liquid metal wire that changes ...
News | University Duke professor elected to National Academy of Medicine Xinchen Li | 10/16/2018 Terrie Moffitt, Nannerl O. Keohane university professor of psychology and neuroscience, has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine—one of the highest honors for leaders in health and medicine.
Oct 17, 2018 Fuqua dean says Trump's visa policy is hurting business school's international applications Bella Almeida | 12:06am
Oct 15, 2018 Chronicle to release Class of 2022 survey data on attitudes, beliefs Likhitha Butchireddygari | 8:05pm
Oct 15, 2018 How does the Duke Endowment stack up to others at peer universities? Michael Lee and Brian Guo | 1:09am
Oct 15, 2018 The increasing gentrification of Durham and how local organizations are fighting it Defne Yorgancioglu | 12:00am