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Former Blue Devils are still working out the kinks as the NBA calendar rolls over from November to December. We have a look into some of the Blue Devils making headlines as pros:
Many say that Cameron Indoor Stadium is a magical place.
On your marks, get set, go!
It has been a hectic week for the Blue Devils, featuring the biggest win of the year so far and their first loss in close fashion.
Former New York Times op-ed editor Bari Weiss discussed her book, the trend of anti-Semitism becoming more mainstream and efforts to combat its rise at a Thursday evening event at the JB Duke Hotel.
The first time Lydia Greene saw sifaka lemurs in the wild in Madagascar, it was a “very emotional” moment for her. She had studied sifakas at the Duke Lemur Center for all of her undergraduate and graduate career.
It had been 655 days since the Cameron Crazies had seen a ranked upset at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Six-hundred-sixty-five days since Duke had announced its resurgence to national contention.
Though Duke football's season is over, there are former Blue Devils still impressing in the NFL. Join the Blue Zone as we take a look at how Duke football alums did in Week 12 on the big stage:
Have you completed your course evaluations yet? You may have noticed some changes.
Students celebrated Hanukkah Wednesday night at the annual Latkapalooza event, where they enjoyed latkes, donuts and community.
And there we have it! As we celebrate one day of The Barbados Republic, I challenge the Zionist movement to reconsider the violence of borders. Border violence, especially militancy backed up by the US, reminds us that colonialism is still amongst us and within every powerful room. Violence is not the only way to lobby and organize for any struggling people; there is always another option. Resistance is colonial vengeance, and we certainly can differentiate them by looking at the roots.
Duke Student Government senators confirmed tenting policies and held committee presentations of upcoming projects at their last meeting of the semester.
All Duke sports programs are outstanding, and its chess club is no exception—this year, the Duke University Chess Club brought home $1,450 in total earnings from the Collegiate Chess League’s fall season.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Today, the Blue Zone breaks down Duke's frustrating first loss of the season and Wendell Moore Jr.'s solid performance in spite of that:
The Blue Devils’ most difficult matchup until now is here.
COLUMBUS, OHIO—The Blue Devils had played close games this season—they powered past Kentucky by eight in their season opener and they squeaked past Gonzaga by three just days ago. But neither of those were true road games—this one was. And boy, did it feel like one.
The end of the semester is almost here, and with exam season rapidly approaching, many students may find themselves yearning for fun activities to decompress and recharge before the finals grind commences. Here is The Chronicle’s guide of all things relaxation during the upcoming reading period.
Following the shooting at the Streets of Southpoint Mall on Black Friday that injured three people, Durham City Councilmember Mark-Anthony Middleton told The News & Observer that police pay and staffing shortages will be among the top priorities as the city council continues to fight gun violence.
Since its founding, Duke’s student-run record label, Small Town Records (STR), has given student-artists an opportunity to explore and develop their musical passions while balancing their academics. The label consistently seeks new talent of every genre, giving students the experience of making music in a professional setting.
COLUMBUS, OHIO—In its first matchup as the No. 1 team since the 2019-2020 season and first true road game of the season, Duke goes into the locker room 43-30, with a late surge from Paolo Banchero helping extend the Duke lead.