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Joseph Fala leans into the music as he plays. He hits wooden batons with his hands, pushes pedals with his feet and reads the sheet music in front of him, all the while swaying slowly from side to side. Above him, the bells of the Duke Chapel ring with dignity and purpose, the music audible across West Campus.
Jerome Lynch hopes to improve the student experience for engineers through prioritizing diversity initiatives and integrating engineering into various other disciplines.
Miss the Good Egg? You might not be the only one, but Panera is here to stay.
This year’s Duke Common Experience summer reading pick is Kiley Reid’s debut novel “Such a Fun Age,” which explores everyday racism, implicit biases and privilege.
Several other colleges have adopted policies similar to Duke’s fall vaccination requirement.
What do “Dude Diet,” “Little D” and “DBag” have in common? Duke thinks they could hurt its trademarks.
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Carlos Diaz, a junior, plans to work closely with student groups and make Duke more equitable for all.
One of Duke students’ favorite study-break spots is still off mostly off limits to them.
Vaccines could soon begin to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, Anthony Fauci said at a Wednesday event.
Survivors of the 1979 Greensboro Massacre spoke about their experiences at Duke as inspiration for their activism during a Tuesday event hosted by the Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities and History of Medicine.
For more election coverage from across North Carolina, visit One Vote N.C., a collaborative between The Chronicle and six other student newspapers that aims to help college students across the state navigate the November election.
Donald Trump’s tweets have already been the subject of scrutiny, but now his word choice and speaking style are under examination.
Duke Student Government senators got a history lesson at their Wednesday meeting.
Masks: the latest accessory to top off any Duke student’s outfit. But which mask is best?
Duke students may be apart physically, but they’re still connecting in the kitchen. For many, quarantine comes with extended free time, and some students have devoted it to recreating the dishes they miss most from Duke’s eateries. "Cooks in Quarantine" is a Facebook group where Duke students share what they’ve been up to in the kitchen. Many participants are preparing dishes inspired by their favorite Duke meals.
Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president for student affairs, questioned Duke’s “culture of selectivity” at a February Duke Student Government Senate meeting. But amid the questioning of selectivity, some pre-professional organizations argue that it is integral to their structure.
Duke Student Government Senate had its first reading of the 2020-2021 annual budget Wednesday night via Zoom.
Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell, and David Malone, retiring professor of the practice of the program in education, thinks students are the mitochondria of the university.
At Thursday night’s Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee meeting, student representatives discussed the state of dining on Duke's campus with Robert Coffey, executive director of dining services, and Grayson Crabtree, training and customer service coordinator.
Duke Student Government Senate wasn’t frugal Wednesday night—DSG approved more than $20,000 in Student Organization Finance Committee funding at its meeting.
