New company sells meat for local farmers
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Only Burger is about to have some competition from a new pork-based counterpart.
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Only Burger is about to have some competition from a new pork-based counterpart.
Editor’s note: This is the second and final portion of a two-part series looking into drinking at Duke. Wednesday’s focus was on the increase in alcohol-related incidents on campus and the University's education-based policies. Today, The Chronicle looks into the differences between Duke's alcohol policies and other schools' and whether Duke's is likely to change in the near future.
Editor’s note: This is the first portion of a two-part series looking into drinking at Duke. Today’s focus is on the increase in alcohol-related incidents on campus and the University's education-based policies. Thursday, The Chronicle looks into the differences between Duke's alcohol policies and other schools' and whether Duke's is likely to change in the near future.
A bus-tracking system conceived and designed by students has been held up this Fall due to technical glitches and other delays.
Minor changes to the Great Hall had business booming in September.
When asked on their applications why they chose Duke, high school seniors now mention DukeEngage more frequently than Duke Basketball.
Journalist Deena Stryker’s poignant collection of photographs spans only two years but captures slice-of-life moments during the upheaval and uncertainty of the Cuban Revolution.
The Tower may have opened less than two weeks ago, but the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee has already crafted a list of suggestions for the newly-renovated eatery at its meeting Monday.
Digital files may have superseded vinyl in the mainstream music market, but the record’s influence on the art world is here to stay. The Nasher Museum of Art’s newest exhibition, The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl, includes works that draw inspiration from the vinyl record and explore its cultural imprint on society.
This year, the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee plans to improve on-campus eateries and raise awareness about the Durham food scene.
This Fall, many of Duke’s buses will run on different routes as the University seeks to cut costs and better integrate students living on Central Campus.
The Durham Performing Arts Center opened in the midst of a budding visual arts scene as well as an economic recession in Durham. Yet less than two years since opening its doors in November 2008, DPAC—nestled in the American Tobacco District off of East Campus—has quickly developed into a major locale for world-class performances.
During its final meeting of the semester, the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee offered feedback to managers at Armadillo Grill, who presented to DUSDAC for the first time this year.
Comments from the most recent Dining Services People’s Choice Survey show that although students are generally satisfied with dining, there is room for improvement.
This summer, students can pursue a Duke education without being on campus.
Durham restaurant Sushi Love will not join the Merchants on Points program until Fall semester at the earliest, the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee announced at its meeting Monday night.
Unlike a traditional studio tour, this weekend’s Durham Art Walk is a self-guided walking excursion, featuring works by more than 200 artists in unique locations scattered across downtown Durham. Pieces range from jewelry to paintings to sculptures, and sites include cafes, hair salons, an ad agency and a used CD store.
The new Central Campus eatery, Devil’s Bistro, is going strong—serving approximately 1,320 meals since its opening Friday, said Director of Dining Services Jim Wulforst.
The long-awaited Devil’s Bistro restaurant and Mill Village on Central Campus is finally open after months of construction and delays.
In her four years on campus, senior Suzie Schenkel has never bought a Duke T-shirt. But after Duke won its fourth NCAA Tournament Championship, she decided the occasion warranted a purchase.