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On Oct. 23, 2020, I was eating lunch with my Chronicle mentor Anna Zolotor. While we got to know each other, I asked her what she enjoyed most about writing for The Chronicle. She responded with something along the lines of how The Chronicle was the only student organization she found where she truly felt that she was contributing to something far bigger than herself.
Last April, Duke announced the establishment of a new center tasked with expanding the University’s sexual assault prevention and intervention efforts. Named the Center for Gender Violence Prevention and Intervention, it promised to offer therapeutic services to survivors of gender violence, deploy “peer educators and facilitators,” and partner with student leaders to both curb and address sexual assault on campus.
On Thursday evening, nearly 150 students gathered at the West Campus bus stop as the evening light gave way to dusk. Buses passed by, but no one got on.
Five months after the Republicans fell one seat short of regaining a veto-proof supermajority in the midterm election, they have now re-secured the supermajority as a former Democrat from Mecklenburg County changed her party affiliation.
Every year, The Chronicle releases a list of leaders, pioneers and icons within the Duke community. We are curating this year's list and we need your help!
A Durham City Council member was accused of allegedly attempting to extort a developer and misusing city staff for campaign work at the council’s Thursday work session. The two actions are separate and unrelated.
Duke will no longer require masks on buses and vans, per a Sunday email to students, faculty and staff. Masks will continue to be required in patient-care and clinical settings and for anyone who is symptomatic.
When next year’s undergraduate housing assignments were released by Housing and Residence Life on March 1, many students were elated to find that they had been placed in Hollows Quad or their designated quad with their current roommates. However, not all were so lucky.
Duke will award honorary degrees to four recipients at the Class of 2023’s commencement ceremony in May, a list that includes individuals who have contributed meaningfully to the arts, environmental science and social justice.
Starting in fall 2023, students in Duke’s introductory public policy course will no longer receive letter grades.
In the glow of candlelight as day fell to dusk, members of the Duke community gathered on the chapel steps to remember and honor the three victims of last week's shooting at Michigan State University.
Candidates for Duke Student Government’s upcoming elections announced their campaigns on Thursday. Juniors Chase Barclay, Isaiah Hamilton and Robert Sprung are running for DSG president, while juniors Ashley Bae and Brandon Qin are running for the executive vice president position.
Duke professor Kerry Haynie, and a member of the curriculum development committee, co-published an open letter last Wednesday rejecting claims that the College Board "stripped down" its new Advanced Placement course in African American Studies after criticism from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Next year’s housing application will open for students on Feb. 7. To help students sort through the process, which has changed since QuadEx, The Chronicle has compiled the most relevant information about housing in the 2023-24 academic year.
As COVID-19 cases decline in Durham, Duke will not require masking in classrooms at this time, per a Monday email from administrators.
Following the downgrade in COVID-19 classification in China, Duke Kunshan University students received updated policies regarding its campus in Kunshan on Monday.
As a monumental year comes to a close and the Duke community reflects on the transitions of 2022, The Chronicle revisits the stories that have shaped the year.
Coach K has another accolade to add to his collection.
In a resolution to Durham City Council, Duke University has asked that a portion of N.C. Highway 751 be renamed in honor of Mike Krzyzewski, former head men’s basketball coach.
The “red wave” that never materialized might have been because the media tends to take hypotheticals and solidifies them into narratives, said Olivia Nuzzi, a New York Magazine reporter, at a Nov. 19 talk.
