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Are you already getting tired of hearing “Starships” by Nicki Minaj at Shooters every Saturday? Then Slingshot Festival, held Oct. 6–7 at art and music venue The Fruit, may be the perfect weekend plan for you. Take a break from the radio music of 2010 and enter an innovative, artful and enigmatic sphere for a night.
Picture this: it’s a beautiful Sunday evening, you’ve just arrived back to campus after summer, and you are seated front row at O-Show as the Pitchforks serenade 150-plus students with Bruno Mars’ “Versace on the Floor.” Bold choice, certainly, but also totally awesome.
The fall tennis season is officially here, and the Blue Zone takes a look at the start for one of the top programs in the country:
Duke Student Government announced major additions to its roster of positions for the 2023-24 school year. But what’s the motivation behind these changes?
It went on for a while.
CHAPEL HILL— Casinos are rare in North Carolina. But you would not have known that with the way cards were being dealt out in No. 11 Duke’s Sunday afternoon game against the Tar Heels.
Presented with the perfect chance to pull themselves back up, the Blue Devils instead found themselves falling deeper.
ESPN College GameDay is coming to Durham this Saturday, and the question on everyone’s mind is who the celebrity guest picker will be. With numerous notable alumni in sports, entertainment and beyond, the possibilities are plenty. The Blue Zone brings you some of our writers’ predictions:
Welcome to the fourth episode of the Blue Devil Blitz, a Duke football podcast hosted by The Chronicle.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of Sept. 18-24.
Leaders of the world convened this past week at the annual U.N. General Assembly in New York to discuss pressing global issues. Following lengthy debate, the heads of 200 countries came together to agree: All eyes are on Duke to solve climate change.
Ginger + Soy seems like an unlikely place to get a salad.
A 2019 study by the Sanford World Food Policy Center found that at least 19% of Duke graduate and professional students are food insecure, but the Graduate Student Food Pantry is tackling the issue head-on.
Star Duke women’s tennis player Chloe Beck will not return to the team for her fifth year of eligibility, she announced on the podcast No-Ad, No Problem Sept. 18. Duke athletics later confirmed the news in an email to The Chronicle.
For the approximately 50 transfer students welcomed on campus each year, Duke is not their first college rodeo. But what makes the transfer student experience unique?
It was a question of would they or won’t they Sunday afternoon for Duke.
Across the last two weekends, Duke has been busy getting its first taste of conference competition.
From the prohibition of unrestrained animals to the addition of BORGS to common-source containers, the Duke Community Standard provides guidelines and regulations that apply to all aspects of student life, and this year, several changes have been made to the nearly-70 page document.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers:
Duke football moved to 4-0 with a blowout 41-7 victory against UConn. With three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead, the Blue Zone breaks down all of the action: