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Karen Blumenthal always said that her four years as a student at The Chronicle gave her the great loves of her life—journalism and her husband, Scott McCartney.
It didn’t really hit me that senior year was over until I went up to The Chronicle’s office in 301 Flowers to grab my stuff while frantically packing over spring break. Then I walked in the empty newsroom and sat on the couch and realized that we would never hang out in the office again as students, working late into the night or just watching basketball games on the TV.
Senior Gretchen Wright accepted an internship with the Nantucket Historical Association on the Monday of spring break, looking forward to a summer on the picturesque island and an internship that could help springboard her career.
It was the Thursday afternoon of spring break and the Blue Devils were planning to play Florida State the next day.
The Chronicle sat down with all four candidates running for Duke Student Government's top positions to talk about their experiences and priorities.
After dropping its first two games against the Fighting Irish, Duke fought back Sunday to end the series on a high note, though it still notched a loss in its first ACC series.
Everything’s bigger in Texas, including Duke’s wins.
This week's campus countdown takes you through the biggest stories in national, local and campus politics—from a Sanders campaign rally to how alumni voted on impeachment.
Duke continued its explosive start to the season this past weekend, hitting records out of the park on its way to the best start in the young program’s history.
The tale of the Blue Devils’ young season so far is batting, baserunning and battening down the hatches.
Check out all the biggest stories from the past week, including how Duke Hospital is preparing in case of a local coronavirus outbreak and who is headlining this year's P-Checks concert.
Saturday morning, the streets of Raleigh filled with thousands of people carrying signs, chanting and waving flags for the NAACP's annual Moral March.
Get to know editor-elect Matthew Griffin, a sophomore, and hear what he's excited about for next year running the 116th volume of The Chronicle.
In 2004, Alana Beard became the first woman to have her jersey hung up in the rafters of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Now, after a record-setting college run and all-star WNBA career, she’s hanging up her basketball shoes too.
The last time Duke beat Notre Dame, only two of the current Blue Devils were alive.
For the last few minutes of Thursday night's game, Cameron Indoor Stadium was rumbling with intermittent cheers of “Defense!” as the Blue Devils trailed Wake Forest by a few points in a back-and-forth contest.
Redshirt freshman guard Mikayla Boykin will return to the women's basketball team's active roster for the first time in nearly a year.
COLUMBIA, S.C.—It felt like you were watching a live-action remake of the David and Goliath gone wrong.
In their last game before Thanksgiving, the Blue Devils can be thankful that Haley Gorecki was there to pour in 14 points in one quarter when the Blue Devils needed it Wednesday night.
Editor's note: This is part of a series about the Class of 2023 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle. You can learn more about the methodology and limitations of the survey here. Read all of our survey coverage here.
