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My first Chronicle meeting was over Zoom. And the next one. And so on for the rest of sophomore year; I didn’t meet any of my fellow writers in any meaningful capacity for a long, long time. And yet three years later, my experience has been too good to be true.
North Carolina Republicans fell just short of reaching a supermajority in the N.C. General Assembly, according to unofficial Election Day results from the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
Tuesday, Duke men’s basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and women’s basketball head coach Kara Lawson gave advice to students about being steadfast in their values in Page Auditorium. The event was hosted by the Delta Gamma Foundation, as part of the Delta Gamma Lectureship in Values and Ethics, and Duke’s New Student and Family Programs.
North Carolina is one step closer to being carbon neutral, thanks to a new executive order from Governor Roy Cooper targeted at the transportation industry.
Durham’s famed Eno River may soon face an encroaching residential development, but concerned residents are fighting to protect what they can.
Students celebrated Hanukkah Wednesday night at the annual Latkapalooza event, where they enjoyed latkes, donuts and community.
Durham’s American Tobacco Campus is slated to receive a major upgrade in the next year.
The number of new COVID-19 cases reported daily has been declining in North Carolina, according to the latest numbers from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 Dashboard.
The Chapel carillon rang 80 times on the morning of Sept. 11.
President Joe Biden nominated Mark Gitenstein, Trinity ‘68, as ambassador to the European Union on Tuesday.
Your next trip to Raleigh-Durham International Airport might be much faster, thanks to a new commuter rail project being discussed by GoTriangle.
The Sarah P. Duke Gardens will begin Phase 2 of their reopening on June 1, which will allow access to non-Duke affiliated visitors.
Former Dean of Students Sue Wasiolek got an award for her dedication to undergraduates on Wednesday—and it happens to be named for her.
Students had received more than 9,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses by April 12, with Duke alone administering the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine to more than 1,800 students, according to Vice President of Administration Kyle Cavanaugh.
Duke students who are protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program are cautiously hopeful over a bill designed to open up citizenship to many undocumented United States residents.
Despite the challenges posed by this school year, student ensembles at Duke have persevered and found ways to continue making the music they love.
J. Samuel Hammond, the man behind the Duke Chapel’s near-daily tolling of the bells for 53 years, died Feb. 25.
Duke professors weighed in on the challenges facing the Biden administration, from racial justice to stimulus packages and foreign policy, in a Tuesday event.
Despite the uncertainty of this academic year, students, faculty and staff at North Carolina Central University have worked to create the safest in-person learning environment possible.
Applications for the coveted undergraduate Young Trustee position go out this month, and potential candidates will find that the redesigned selection process is less democratic than in years prior.