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Editor’s note: This article discusses a relationship between a former faculty member and a former student and contains other sexual references. Reader’s discretion is advised.
Editor's note: This story is part of a series about the Class of 2026 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle. You can see all of our survey coverage here.
Editor's note: This story is part of a series about the Class of 2026 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle. You can read more about our methodology and limitations here, or see all of our survey coverage here. Data analysis was completed by the first-year survey team.
Being the stereotypical Taurus I am, I love food. It has less to do with quantity than the memories that come with a meal. With Duke consistently being revered for its campus dining, there’s plenty to remember.
The Student-led Rare Cancer and Health Disparity Coalition partnered with North Carolina Central University to host a tabling event on Bryan Center Plaza Tuesday in honor of Rare Disease Day.
The University announced on Feb. 15 the death of Samar Zora, a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in cultural anthropology.
Around 200 people have left Duke’s Office of Student Affairs since 2020 — a turnover rate that has left students feeling the impacts of staffing shortages, losses of institutional knowledge and uncertainty about next steps.
From hometowns to opinions on QuadEx and Experiential Orientation, The Chronicle wants to get to know the Class of 2026.
Happy 20-days-until-Halloween! We’re seven weeks into the semester, and while the Sunday scaries might be year-round, some things only happen in September. Duke formally announced its Climate Commitment while a tropical storm bore down on campus. Our football team snagged a three-win streak before falling to Kansas. Durham Pride made a comeback on East Campus and Fandango de Durham made its debut.
Have you ever wondered how many people decide to get a second or even third degree after Duke?
Duke was recently identified as one of at least 37 universities that used software capable of scanning social media and emails.
Animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals filed a federal complaint against Duke alleging mistreatment of animals, per an Aug. 17 press release.
A research group at the Duke Cancer Institute is working to expand its community footprint, with students taking the lead.
As the federal government works to expand access to antiviral COVID-19 treatments prior to hospitalization, The Chronicle looked into the availability of treatment at Duke and in Durham.
The Chronicle has obtained additional information about what happened when a Duke University police officer shot and killed a man at Duke University Hospital in January.
As I rewrite this column for the third time, I find myself questioning where things will end. Not just this article or my year as managing editor, but my time at Duke. In a way, The Chronicle and Duke are almost inseparable for me; I went to one info session during O-Week and never looked back. Six semesters later, it feels like I’m riding a conveyor belt to the finish line and there’s been no time to stop and process anything that’s happened thus far.
It’s been eight months since the Karsh Office of Financial Support said they expected to move all work-study positions to a minimum wage of $15 an hour, and the pay raise is now imminent.
Duke announced changes to its COVID-19 protocols for summer activities on Wednesday in an email to the Duke community.
Duke has loosened some aspects of its Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy, according to a Sunday email from the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards.
Duke is hosting a lottery for 700 student tickets to the Final Four game in New Orleans Saturday night, according to an email sent to undergraduate, graduate and professional students from Student Affairs and Duke Athletics.
