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Undergraduates will participate in COVID-19 pool testing starting next week, with the process then expanded to include other community members, Duke announced Thursday.
The Chronicle has compiled a list of four classes from DukeHub, sampled from a variety of subjects, for the curious student to consider.
Regardless of whether college football is played this fall, the players have fundamentally altered the course of the sport forever.
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Amid new policies, actions and court decisions, life has been uncertain for many undocumented students for the past few years.
The system is not broken; it is doing exactly what it was created to do by insulating wealthy, white students from the broader Duke community.
With all the polish of a literary and the emotion of a classical musician, Salaysay weaves together a story so beautifully vulnerable it aches.
From combating “Zoom burnout” to avoiding time zone conflicts, student leaders have been working tirelessly this summer to brainstorm ways to conduct engaging virtual events.
Former Duke women’s basketball star Oderah Chidom had always wanted to give back to her community. She just never quite knew how.
Duke men's tennis will head into next year without its top two seniors from last season.
The Blue Devils' success this season will hinge directly on how fast they can figure out who they are.
The storylines have emerged after a week in Disney World.
All over the country, college football players are opting out of the upcoming season due to COVID-19-related concerns.
How will students satisfy their late-night cravings this semester, with the changes to campus dining due to the coronavirus pandemic?
“Don’t get me wrong: The classes are pretty fun, and she explains concepts well. But the exams are the priority, y’know?”
Typically, Duke football's week-by-week schedule is known months in advance. But this isn't any typical year.
Move-in this fall will not be marked by friend groups reuniting in crowded hallways or whole families unpacking together.
How the Duke Student Government responded to COVID-19 this spring.
With the team's two upperclassmen forced to live off campus, the Blue Devils will expect incoming freshmen Phoebe Brinker and Anne Chen to adapt quickly without veteran guidance.
The student government passed resolutions calling for changes to fall grading policy and the fall academic calendar amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the fall semester begins amid the coronavirus pandemic, members of the Duke community will have to agree to the Duke Compact, the text of which is included in a Monday evening news release. The agreement includes commitments to wear a mask in public and participate in COVID-19 testing, contact tracing and self-reporting of symptoms.
In pandemic times, S/U is a vitally important vessel that can provide students with sorely needed academic flexibility.
Former Duke star Grant Hill has always been attracted to inspirational sports stories. So when director Mary Mazzio approached him about getting involved in her newest project, his eyes lit up.
The Chronicle will print one day per week starting this academic year. The decision to move away from printing twice weekly—as The Chronicle has done since the 2018-19 academic year—is part of the newspaper’s focus on digital offerings as it enters its 116th volume.
