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Undergraduate students at Duke Kunshan University in China are contributing written and multimedia content to The Chronicle, usually published every other Friday.
For the first time in Duke basketball history, a Black head coach led the Blue Devil sideline.
Editor's note: This article was updated following a Dec. 4 report that Amile Jefferson had agreed to a deal with the Boston Celtics.
A new era in Duke women’s basketball began Wednesday afternoon, and it didn't take long for the Blue Devils to get off to a strong start.
First-year Aden Clemente has a dilemma: too many food points.
What a wonderful story Caitlin Cosme’s Blue Devil career has been.
After a seemingly endless offseason, Duke basketball is finally back.
Each game, the Blue Zone brings you a player from each team who has the potential to tip the game in their team’s favor:
The most tumultuous offseason in recent Duke history is finally ending. It started with a global pandemic that scattered the team across the country and upended recruiting, continued with head coach Joanne P. McCallie’s resignation and Kara Lawson’s hiring, and ended with the announcement that the season will start without the Cameron Crazies in the stands.
With the Blue Devils' 2020-21 season beginning tomorrow, five of our beat writers break down their predictions for the upcoming campaign. How do you think Duke will fare?
As Duke welcomes Kara Lawson as its next women’s basketball head coach, it also welcomes an entirely new assistant coaching staff: three individuals with a myriad of experiences and over four decades of college coaching experience.
The fall semester is drawing to a close, and Duke has avoided the fate of schools that have had to move classes online to control COVID-19 outbreaks. Now students will await, and administrators will prepare for, another semester during a pandemic.
The Blue Devils come into the 2020-21 season having lost their top three players from last year. Their lead point guard has started just 13 games in her career, her backup is a freshman and the top bench big is making her collegiate debut as well. With so much uncertainty around who’s suiting up in blue and white this season, let the Blue Zone be your player guide.
In 2019, six women were hired as NBA assistant coaches, doubling the total number of women to ever coach in the league’s history. Now-Duke womens’ basketball head coach Kara Lawson was one of those women when she was hired as the first female to ever coach for the Boston Celtics in June 2019.
From 2007 to 2017, Duke signed 20 five-star recruits, according to ESPN. In the four classes since, the Blue Devils have signed just one.
Two of our women's basketball beats Christian Olsen and Ramona Naseri engage in a point/counterpoint debating who will be Duke's X-factor following the departures of Haley Gorecki and Leaonna Odom. Here is Ramona's argument for why Goodchild's skill set makes her the most integral part of the Blue Devils' roster—to read Christian's argument, click here.
Two of our women's basketball beats Christian Olsen and Ramona Naseri engage in a point/counterpoint debating who will be Duke's X-factor following the departures of Haley Gorecki and Leaonna Odom. Here is Christian's argument for why Boykin is the one to emerge—to read Ramona's argument, click here.
On May 21, 2019, Vanessa de Jesus committed to play basketball at Duke under then-head coach Joanna P. McCallie.
Blue Devil fans will have to wait a little bit longer for the return of Duke men's basketball.
There were 24 new positive coronavirus tests reported at Duke between Nov. 14 and Nov. 20, out of 15,532 total tests, according to data released Monday on the University’s COVID-19 testing tracker.