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Leaders from across North Carolina gathered at Cameron Indoor Stadium Friday afternoon to commemorate former Duke men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski by renaming N.C. 751 (Cameron Boulevard) to “Coach K Highway.”
The NBA Finals are set, and three Blue Devils will compete for the Larry O’Brien Trophy. The Blue Zone breaks down their performance in the conference finals and what’s ahead for them in the championship round:
NORMAN, Okla.—After scoring 43 runs in four games in the ACC tournament, the Blue Devils found themselves in a second consecutive low-scoring NCAA tournament affair Saturday afternoon.
OKLAHOMA CITY— The first trip to the Women’s College World Series in its short program history ended in heartbreak for Duke as it fell first to Oklahoma in Game 1 and then ended its journey with a 2-1 loss to Alabama.
“Baseball is a really funny game,” third baseman Ben Miller said after Duke’s ACC championship game victory against Florida State. “Once you think you’ve got it figured out, you know, it humbles you pretty quickly.”
Duke’s East Campus is polarizing for students. On one hand, the second campus provides a safe haven for anxious first-years learning the quirks of Duke. On the other hand, critics bemoan East’s distance from West Campus, the constant need to use the C1 and Marketplace’s less-than-luxurious cuisine. Personally, I am firmly in the positive camp, an East Campus fan. As the remaining days of my freshmen year dwindled, I often found myself commiserating with my friends about how much we would miss living on East Campus next semester. Inspired by my love for East Campus, and in order to express my gratitude for it, I want to give a tribute to East Campus while also providing a bit of guidance for incoming first-years on how to make the most of their experience on East.
OKLAHOMA CITY—Head coach Marissa Young and her Duke softball program worked for seven long years to reach the pinnacle of the sport. Their reward? Taking on the three-time defending champion Oklahoma Sooners in their home state.
Coming off a historic second ACC Tournament title, Duke baseball hopes to continue its blazing run of form in the NCAA Regionals. The Blue Zone is here to preview the Blue Devils’ opponents this weekend:
Editor’s note: This article was updated Thursday afternoon with the jury’s verdict.
Following a dramatic extra-innings victory against No. 7 Missouri, the Blue Devils punched their ticket to a program-first Women’s College World Series. With the tournament’s climax fast approaching, the Blue Zone previews Duke’s path to the chip:
In honor of Duke’s Centennial, The Chronicle is highlighting pivotal figures and events throughout the University’s history. Here we take a look at the birth of Duke Blue and the Blue Devil mascot:
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the end of May and Memorial Day weekend:
May 15, 2024, marked the 76th anniversary of the 1948 Nakba and the Palestinian people's ongoing catastrophe amid occupation, apartheid and genocide. Between 1947 and 1949, 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly expelled from their homes and lands in a displacement known as the Nakba, or "catastrophe" in Arabic. Every year on May 15, Palestinians commemorate Nakba Day around the world in remembrance of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine and the near-total destruction of Palestinian society.
Duke’s Central Campus has been abandoned since 2019, and the University has since lacked a clear vision for its future. Now, administration is looking to pave the way for its redevelopment.
DukeEngage, a summer civic engagement program that offers students an immersion opportunity in cities around the U.S. and 10 countries around the world, is a cornerstone of the University’s study abroad offerings.
COLUMBIA, Mo.,— For the first time ever, the Blue Devils are heading to Oklahoma City.
With Duke football welcoming a number of transfers for the 2024 season, the Blue Zone is breaking down the film to see what each will bring to the team. Next up is graduate wide receiver Javon Harvey:
With the WNBA season in full swing, there are a number of former Blue Devils playing at the highest level of women’s basketball. The Blue Zone breaks down their performances in the W thus far:
Last time the Blue Devils participated in the conference tournament in Charlotte, they narrowly defeated N.C. State 1-0 for their first ACC Championship in 60 years.
As spring teams head into the postseason, the Blue Zone is here to shine a spotlight on outstanding athletes. Up next is rower Kathryn Nash:
