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For nearly a year, Duke’s General Assembly of the Graduate and Professional Student Council has been restructuring into the Graduate and Professional Student Government.
Armed with an extensive background in social justice, education and law, Jeanna McCullers has brought collaborative leadership and a focus on restorative justice to her role as director of the Office of Student Conduct.
Thirty-eight years ago, Duke public safety officers shot and killed a man in what was, according to Duke, the first death involving University officers.
Welcome, folks, to the Biden Administration.
Her lips on mine feel like a streak of reflection dancing across the curves of a vintage corvette.
After yet another disappointing loss, the Blue Zone is here to give you a summary of the Duke men's basketball game against Louisville in as concise a manner as we can—in one word:
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—When one leak gets plugged, another just seems to pop up.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—With a sizable, roaring crowd, back-and-forth action and big time moments, ACC basketball in Louisville truly felt like something close to normal in the sport. Even if Duke fighting for its NCAA tournament life isn’t close to that.
After dropping back-to-back ACC games, Duke’s struggles continued in the first half and the Blue Devils now find themselves down 36-33 at the half. We bring you five observations from the first 20 minutes of play in what is shaping up to be a close one:
Another day, another road matchup for the Blue Devils, this time against Louisville. For the first time since a miraculous comeback in 2019, Duke will travel to the KFC Yum! Center to take on a Cardinals program that has given the Blue Devils fits since head coach Chris Mack was hired in 2018. The Blue Zone has you covered with a X-Factor from both sides:
Duke Athletics projects a revenue loss of at least $36 million due to the pandemic and has put financial measures in place to help make up for the loss, the department’s chief financial officer told the Academic Council on Thursday.
Following another disappointing loss, this time at the hands of Pittsburgh, the Blue Devils have an enormous mountain to climb on both the conference and national stage.
There's no sugarcoating it—Duke wrestling's 2019-20 season was bad. There's no other way to describe an 0-17 campaign. But with multiple captains returning from redshirt seasons, the Blue Devils have the leadership necessary for a bounce-back campaign, one that could see the team return to its status as a top-25 program.
Sophomore Lana Gesinsky could hear the kids before she saw them. On Thursday evenings, she and her classmates would gather in a Kenan Institute of Ethics classroom, donning Kenan gear and excitedly whispering among themselves.
By relying on family and Zoom, Duke students found ways to responsibly celebrate New Year’s Eve while making resolutions for the year ahead.
Our Jake Piazza and Alex Jackson engage in a point/counterpoint debating whether or not the struggling Blue Devils will make the NCAA tournament this season. This is Alex's argument for why Duke won't make it in. To read Jake's point, click here.
Our Jake Piazza and Alex Jackson engage in a point/counterpoint debating whether or not the struggling Blue Devils will make the NCAA tournament this season. This is Jake's argument for why Duke will still make it in. To read Alex's counterpoint, click here.
One student started working for NASA. Another found a job as a field organizer for Sara Gideon’s Senate campaign in Maine. Others climbed an 11,000-foot peak in California’s Death Valley and harvested vegetables on a farm on the coast of Connecticut.
Some students come to Duke knowing their major from their first day of classes. Others take years to figure out their path.
The Duke Student Government Senate assembled for a short meeting Wednesday to discuss the new semester's logistics, hear about a new caucus for members of religious life groups and play the online game Among Us.