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Editor's note: This story is the tenth entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the ninth entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the eighth entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the seventh entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the sixth entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured. This article celebrates the 21st anniversary of the first Harry Potter book being published.
Editor's note: This story is the fifth entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the fourth entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the third entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: This story is the second entry in a series called Flashback, which The Chronicle will be running online weekly through the end of the summer. We welcome readers' input about old stories they would like to see featured.
Editor's note: Each week this summer, The Chronicle's Lexi Kadis will look back at a story from years past that is relevant to current events, funny or impactful. The series will be called Flashback, and will run online weekly until the end of August.
Classes are over and campus is quiet, but the Duke Lemur Center is still hopping thanks to the arrival of three new—and rare—furry friends.
Despite occasional rain throughout the day, this year’s Last Day of Class festivities was safer and more accessible for Duke students.
Mi Gente, Duke’s largest undergraduate Latinx organization, selected sophomores Sujeiry Jimenez and Ana Ramirez as its co-presidents for the 2018-2019 academic year. The Chronicle spoke with Jimenez and Ramirez to discuss their plans to create a sense of community among Latinx students on campus, as well as their ongoing partnership with the student group Define American. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
The Chronicle spoke with senior Riyanka Ganguly to reflect on her term as Duke Student Government president. Ganguly gave advice for president-elect Kristina Smith, a junior, including how DSG can serve as a bridge between students and the administration. This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee gave Ginger and Soy and Gyotaku feedback and discussed the upcoming food truck rodeo at its meeting Thursday.
Duke Emergency Medical Services has been resuscitated after a two-semester break.
Two Duke professors have been awarded 2018 Guggenheim Fellowships to pursue studies in their fields.
Duke Student Government and class council elections will begin April 5 at 12 p.m. and end April 6 at 12 p.m. Changes to the DSG constitution will also appear on the ballot. The Chronicle has a compiled a list of the 35 candidates.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee taste-tested menu items for the Brodhead Center's new Latin restaurant at its meeting Thursday evening.
Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor and posthumous stepsister of Anne Frank, recalled at a sold-out event Monday how the Nazis stole her humanity and how she struggled to regain it in the years that followed.
