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(12/05/22 12:04pm)
For most college students, there’s no time as stressful as the final stretch between Thanksgiving and winter breaks. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the barrage of midterms, final projects and essays as the semester draws to a close. But Duke is full of opportunities to decompress. If you’re in need of a quick study break, here are some ideas to practice self-care and stay afloat during these last weeks on campus.
(11/14/22 3:57am)
The Mary Lou Williams Center was a place that exuded safety and warmth, sophomore Tiana Clemons said, sitting on a bright blue bench on Abele Quad. She described a typical weekday. A gentle light would stream in through the windows. Some students studied diligently; others filled the space with laughter, absorbed in lively conversation. Familiar BET shows and music played in the background. It was a place, Clemons said, that felt like home.
(10/28/22 2:40am)
If you spend far too much time browsing DukeHub and scouring Rate My Professor, The Chronicle has you covered. Here are six interesting classes that are sure to spice up your schedule next semester.
(10/24/22 2:44am)
It’s a sleepy morning at the Duke Puppy Kindergarten in early October. Inside a cozy room within the Duke Canine Cognition Center, Congo and Nancy are perfectly content. The two dogs — an adult and a puppy Labrador-golden mix — sniff, cuddle and pad around the space without a care in the world.
(10/18/22 2:44am)
Gen Z, which encompasses nearly 69 million Americans, has been described as a generation of “digital natives.” They came of age on social media, navigating Instagram and Tumblr alongside middle school drama and finding communities as much online as in real life. With the infinite expanse of the internet at their fingertips, they’re the most connected generation yet.
(10/09/22 2:30am)
Democrat Cheri Beasley and Republican Ted Budd, candidates for U.S. Senate, faced off Friday evening in the first and only scheduled debate of the campaign season. Beasley and Budd discussed their competing visions for North Carolina, exchanging takes on critical issues such as inflation, abortion rights and immigration.
(09/23/22 3:32am)
First-year Tara Singh’s first day of classes at Duke involved a long line, a loss of consciousness and her least favorite place on campus — the student mailbox center.
(09/21/22 2:32am)
North Carolina Congressman Ted Budd, a Republican Senate candidate, has signed on as a co-sponsor to a U.S. House bill that would outlaw abortions nationwide past 15 weeks of pregnancy.
(09/05/22 3:48am)
North Carolinian advocacy group leaders gathered in a virtual town hall to discuss the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case Moore v. Harper, a North Carolina gerrymandering case, on Thursday evening.
(08/30/22 3:18am)
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(07/07/22 11:30am)
Admission to the Nasher Museum of Art will continue to be free for all, thanks to a $1 million gift from Duke alumni Jennifer McCracken New and husband Jason New.
(06/15/22 12:59am)
Gun control activists gathered across the country Saturday in the wake of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Tex. that killed 19 children and two teachers. In Raleigh, the March for Our Lives event saw hundreds of North Carolinians rally in front of the State Capitol building to send lawmakers a clear message: “Enough is enough.”
(06/07/22 12:35am)
Critics have dubbed it the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Supporters call it the “Parents’ Bill of Rights.”
(06/03/22 4:17am)
Duke’s switch to a quad-based style of residential living is set to impact more than just roommate selection.
(06/01/22 1:00pm)
Whether you’re turning pages by a sparkling ocean in the tropics or in your childhood bedroom in the Midwest, there’s bound to be a book out there that speaks to you this season. Here’s a list of summer reads, ranging from light-hearted romances to piercing memoirs, that are almost impossible to put down. Head to your local bookstore and add them to your list:
(05/20/22 2:27am)
“We hold that [Roe v. Wade] and [Planned Parenthood v. Casey] must be overruled,” wrote Justice Samuel Alito in an initial majority draft opinion on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The 98-page document, obtained by Politico, was leaked to the public on May 2 and has since reignited the debate around abortion rights in the United States.
(05/16/22 7:18pm)
A water main replacement project will take place on Abele Quad this summer, limiting access to Campus Drive and changing bus routes.
(05/03/22 4:10am)
Summer is the perfect time for students to immerse themselves in Durham. From sporting events to strawberry picking, the Bull City has activities for everyone to enjoy. The Chronicle has compiled a list of ten ways to spend the hot summer days.
(04/20/22 7:57pm)
Duke’s last day of classes was a cause for many celebrations.
(04/20/22 6:16pm)
On April 28, registered voters in North Carolina will be able to cast the first in-person ballots in the 2022 statewide primary elections. The voting period, which lasts until Election Day on Tuesday, May 17, follows a two-month delay issued by the North Carolina Supreme Court last December.
