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The morning of February 27, undergraduate students packed up their tents, sleeping bags, and belongings to head back to their dorms. All that was left in K-ville was happy memories of tenting for Coach K’s final Duke-UNC game… and thousands of dollars of waste.
The Chronicle has a special print edition on specific distribution racks today to commemorate Coach K’s final home game. This keepsake issue is free to anyone on campus (quantities are limited; only one per person please). If you need a paid copy mailed to you, you can fill out the form here.
The name on the sign in front of Krzyzewskiville will be the same next year, but the man himself won’t be inside Cameron Indoor Stadium.
On game days, the trash bins in Krzyzewskiville quickly become filled with an unappetizing mixture of food scraps, disposable containers and plastic cups. A student-run initiative is helping to divert K-Ville’s compostable waste before it reaches landfills.
Being one of the top 70 scores on the tenting entry test only gets you a spot in Krzyzewskiville. If you want a top seat at the big game, you need to study hard for a second time.
Sometimes said pejoratively, sometimes shocking in the frankness of its usage, meritocracy is on the minds of those of us at a place like Duke. Coined in a 1950s satire by sociologist Michael Young, the societal co-opting of this term with such verve and ubiquity almost makes me worry that perhaps it serves more to normalize undesirable societal outcomes than warn against them. But, regardless of the intentions of the creation of the word, our segment of society has come to highly value how achievements are earned and deserved.
Around a month ago, I met a man from Lubbock, Texas, outside the Cook Out on Hillsborough Road.
I know what you’re thinking.
You’ve been Wordling the wrong way.
Droves of Duke fans shuffle to Cameron Indoor Stadium on a recent Tuesday night to watch their Blue Devils take on Clemson.
Greg Grippo's time on Season 17 of The Bachelorette ended in nail-biting fashion, as Grippo, who had won the first impression rose and was clearly a frontrunner for Bachelorette Katie Thurston's heart from the start, confessed his love for Thurston in the all-important hometown dates. His baring of his heart did not go as planned, however, and the second-to-last episode ended with a fight about honesty between the two and Grippo ultimately leaving the show.
For the second consecutive week, Duke men’s basketball leads right into the NFL Playoffs with a Saturday afternoon showing on national television, this time against Syracuse. To get your day started, read below for our can't-miss prop bets:
A record 174 tenting groups—nearly one-third of the undergraduate student population—packed onto the court of Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night for an opportunity to become one of the 70 Blue tents in Krzyzewskiville.
It was quite the scene inside Cameron Indoor Stadium late Wednesday night, as a record 170 groups of students packed the court to put their knowledge of Duke men’s basketball to the test.
Sports fans across America are getting ready for the NFL's Super Wild Card Weekend to start up Saturday afternoon, but if 4:30 p.m. isn't early enough for you, the Blue Zone has you covered with some can't-miss prop bets for Duke's matchup against N.C. State earlier in the day:
The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday is designated as a national day of service to encourage Americans to volunteer to improve their communities. The Chronicle has compiled a list of ways to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. and participate in volunteering activities at Duke and in Durham this upcoming weekend.
After a pair of delays, Duke men’s basketball’s tenting season has received the green light.
It is no secret that Duke is often given a bad rep for being too rigorous, not caring about its students, and so on and so forth. But, if anyone knows how to harp on this school the best—it's Duke students. A trend that was circulating on Instagram as of late was people posting their “ins” and “outs” for the new year—ins being things that they hope to keep or things that they hope happen during 2022 and outs being things that they want to leave behind in 2021. So, in the spirit of the new year and the start of a new semester, I have curated a much-needed list of ins and outs specific to Duke for 2022.
It’s gameday for Duke men's basketball in Krzyzewskiville. Hundreds of students have gathered on the lawn, holding their spots in line as they eagerly wait for the doors to Cameron Indoor Stadium to open. They know that the building doesn’t have much space in the student section, and everyone’s looking for a way inside. K-Ville is littered with evidence that the Cameron Crazies have been there for hours: sleeping bags, camp chairs, snacks and lawn games.
Duke Student Government senators reviewed an executive order approving the head line monitors’ proposed changes to the K-Ville tenting policies and elected members for the DSG Review Task Force during their Wednesday meeting.
