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A petition has been filed with the Duke Student Government Judiciary regarding the exclusion of FORM magazine in DSG's annual budget.
It is a great loss when any member of the Duke community passes. This morning, the Duke Community suffered that loss when junior Bobby Menges passed from complications related to cancer. The Chronicle will be accepting letters to the editor remembering Bobby. Please submit letters to chronicleletters@duke.edu and include your name and affiliation with Duke. All selected letters remembering Bobby will appear in The Chronicle within 24 hours of submission. This week, The Chronicle will publish an obituary honoring Bobby's memory. Our thoughts are with Bobby's family and friends during this difficult time.
Pratt first-years have slightly higher GPAs and are less likely to be legacy students than Trinity first-years, according to a recent Chronicle survey.
As the dwindling remnants of Hurricane Harvey move north, professors at Duke discussed ways to mitigate the devastating toll of such large storms in the future.
A century ago, John Kilgo, former president of then Trinity College and chair of the Board of Trustees, ended his association with the University.
Lawrence Zelenak, Pamela B. Gann professor of law, was elected to membership in the American Law Institute July 26. He teaches income tax, corporate tax and a tax policy seminar. The Chronicle spoke with Zelenak about the his membership to ALI and current topics in American tax policy. The following conversation has been condensed for clarity and length.
Robert Wright Lee IV, M. Div. ‘17, is a descendant of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. He is currently an adjunct professor at Appalachian State and a pastor at a United Church of Christ in Winston-Salem. The Chronicle spoke with him both before and after President Vincent Price’s decision to take down a statue of Lee outside Duke Chapel. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Duke Law School recently announced its first certificate for Juris Doctor students.
A new $1 million gift will go toward oral history and human rights work at Duke.
According to a new study, air pollution may have yet another harmful effect—reduction of solar energy production.
Craufurd Goodwin, James B. Duke professor emeritus of economics, died in April after more than 50 years of service to the University.
One of my favorite things to do when I’m alone is to walk through The Chronicle office in 301 Flowers as if it were my first time. Each time I do, I discover something new as 301 Flowers is a place of history. If it’s not the photos of staff members from years past, inspirational memos from previous editors or a framed front page from 1971, something will take you back to a different era of history. Most recently, I found a stylebook from 1979 with tips on how to edit and write good stories, amongst other advice. In this stylebook, there was also a short history of The Chronicle.
Duke undergraduates drink more, have less sex and are more stressed than their peers nationally and Duke graduate students, a recent survey found.
Muslim student leaders at Duke were frustrated by the University's decision to reject their recommended candidate for Muslim chaplain.
The Duke community suffered a tragic loss when rising junior Michael Doherty's body was found Saturday afternoon. We are still learning details of his passing and will try to relay those details to you in a timely fashion. The Chronicle will be accepting letters to the editor remembering Michael. Please submit letters to chronicleletters@duke.edu and include your name and affiliation with Duke. All selected letters remembering Michael will appear in The Chronicle within 24 hours of submission. This week The Chronicle will publish an obituary honoring Michael's memory. Our thoughts are with Michael's family and friends during this difficult time.
David Rubenstein, Trinity ’70 and chair of the Board of Trustees, delivered 2017 commencement address, giving the graduates what he called the “Da Vinci code of being a Duke graduate.”
After a week of rain, the sun came out for one of the safest Last Day of Classes celebrations in recent history.
Junior Riyanka Ganguly was elected Duke Student Government's next president in March. The Chronicle spoke with Ganguly about her plans for next year, including her ideas about student conduct, diversity and the surplus fund. This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
First-year Kezia Matson was walking to her morning chemistry class when the ground disappeared beneath her.
This Friday, Duke Climate Coalition organized a rally urging the community to take action on climate change.