Duke in the NBA: One week in the bubble
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The storylines have emerged after a week in Disney World.
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The storylines have emerged after a week in Disney World.
All over the country, college football programs are experiencing a wealth of student-athletes opt out of the upcoming season due to COVID-19 and other concerns.
Undergraduate students at Duke Kunshan University in China are contributing written and multimedia content to The Chronicle, published every other Friday.
How will students satisfy their late-night cravings this semester, with the changes to campus dining due to the coronavirus pandemic?
Winter is for ski trips, summer is for beach vacations and fall is for football.
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.
On March 10, Liv McKinney was on a beach in the Bahamas. It was the Tuesday of spring break, and McKinney, then a senior and the Duke Student Government president, was on vacation. She expected things to slow down after the break as she began to hand things off to her successor.
Duke Student Government is pushing back against Duke’s decision to revert to its usual grading policies after spring semester changes.
More than two months after President Vincent Price first announced the Duke Compact, the details are here.
After the COVID-19 pandemic cut last season short, Duke women's golf can still call itself national champions.
The Chronicle will print one day per week starting this academic year.
This will be a year like no other. First-years and sophomores are getting ready to return to a changed campus, while many juniors and seniors are bracing themselves for a semester of online learning. Administrators are trying to balance Duke’s mission of higher education with the demands of a global pandemic.
If you’re in a rush, we’ll get right to it: Duke administrators have recently informed our DSG Academic Affairs Committee that they will not be able to make changes to the fall calendar (currently zero days off) and grading policy (S/U is returning to its all-but-useless status); therefore, our DSG Committee urges as many students as possible directly reach out to department chairs and DUSes to change these policies at a departmental level. This document contains information on how to help in two quick steps. The process shouldn’t take more than five to ten minutes, as all you have to do is click, sign, and send each email. If you put on Kanye’s Runaway and start blazing through the list, odds are you’ll be done before the song even ends.
Former Duke men's basketball star Grant Hill has always been attracted to inspirational sports stories.
Any email you have been sent in the last month probably mentions how we are living in either “disturbing,” “turbulent” or “unprecedented” times. As clichéd as this has become, it is still true, and as the public health and economic situation in the United States and around the globe deteriorates, it's understandable that many of us are feeling particularly anxious during this precarious moment.
After Duke walked back reopening plans, some upperclassmen were left with mere weeks to compete with other students for an apartment, sign a lease, pack up their belongings and move—all during a pandemic.
President Vincent Price announced Saturday that Duke will rescind its planned 3.9% tuition increase from last year.
Editor's note: The headline has been changed to clarify that 25 total student-athletes have tested positive, and that nine are currently in isolation.
While Duke students are currently petitioning for the reduction of fall 2020 tuition and housing, two class action lawsuits for the repayment of spring 2020 costs have been voluntarily dismissed.