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People’s State of the University is a campus activist group that rose to prominence after its student members stormed the stage at an alumni address by President Vincent Price in April 2018 and issued a series of demands. They connected their protest to the 1968 Silent Vigil, which followed the death of Martin Luther King Jr.
He had more than a million followers on Instagram before he ever stepped on campus as a student, he was the second-ranked basketball recruit in the 2018 high school class, and somehow, Zion Williamson has easily exceeded the hype.
As a freshman on the Duke women’s tennis team, Maria Mateas arrived on campus with a desire to improve her tennis prowess. But the fact that she is even in college is unique. She is currently ranked WTA No. 299 and topped out her junior ranking at 26 almost three years ago. She is also the ninth highest ranked women’s tennis player with ties to college and the only one current enrolled.
In an event billed as the “Battle of the Blues,” the most exciting color for Duke on Saturday came in the form of an orange Gatorade shower for head coach Dan Colella after the Blue Devils picked up another Tobacco Road rivalry win for the third year in a row.
Like Tre Jones, we're back for another episode of Cameron Chronicles as hosts Mitchell Gladstone and Derek Saul team up with Durham native and Blue Zone contributor Shane Smith to discuss the Blue Devils' two recent blowout wins and pick their studs and duds of the season.
Well, well, well, wouldn't you know—it's time for another episode of Cameron Chronicles with our hosts Mitchell Gladstone and Derek Saul back in Durham. They're joined by Sports Managing Editor Winston Lindqwister, another one of our men's basketball beat writers to talk all the craziness of the last few days surrounding the Blue Devils.
After putting together a career performance against then-No. 13 Florida State, Cam Reddish will not take to the floor to start against Syracuse, citing feeling under the weather.
After a thrilling nonconference victory at Madison Square Garden and a restful few weeks during the holiday season, Duke will return to action Saturday night when it opens ACC play with Clemson.
As 2018 draws to a close, The Chronicle looks back on the stories that shaped life at the University during the last twelve months. Ranging from record-setting performances to faculty addressing the topic of harassment, these are stories that defined 2018.
Live coverage of the winter storm's effects on campus will be posted here by Chronicle staff.
After last week's one-on-one with ESPN's own and Duke alumnus Jay Bilas in Maui, the Cameron Chronicles are back in Durham for another exciting episode. Hosts Derek Saul and Mitchell Gladstone return to the studio and break down the Blue Devils' first loss of the season to Gonzaga and the way Duke responded Tuesday in a blowout of Indiana.
Duke announced Monday night that an undergraduate was admitted to the hospital with a confirmed case of bacterial meningitis.
After kicking off the season last week, the Cameron Chronicles, our Duke men's basketball podcast returns for a second episode. Hosts Derek Saul and Mitchell Gladstone are joined by former Sports Editor Hank Tucker to break down the Blue Devils' dominant opening week, which included a 34-point blowout of then-No. 2 Kentucky in the Champions Classic and Duke's ensuing rise to the top of the AP poll.
As election results roll in through the night, stay tuned to The Chronicle's live blog, where staff will be posting up-to-date results, analysis and scenes from campus. From the most-watched national races to alumni running for local office, The Chronicle's Ben Leonard will be pulling together everything you need to know about the midterm election results. The blog will begin at 5:00 p.m. and end at 2:00 a.m.
As you count down the final hours without college basketball, Cameron Chronicles returns for a second season. Our Duke men's basketball podcast, hosted by Derek Saul and Mitchell Gladstone, will release a new episode every couple of weeks with insight from our writers as well as exclusive interviews with college hoops analysts and former Blue Devil players.
Welcome to the 114th season of Duke men's basketball. Another season brings hopes of another national title, less than eight months removed from a fateful two inches that nearly sent the Blue Devils to last year's Final Four.
The Chronicle previewed every team on Duke men's basketball's schedule. Find out everything you need to know about the Blue Devils' opponents as they prepare to begin their quest for a sixth national title Nov. 6 vs. Kentucky:
The No. 22 Duke women’s team put on a dominant performance in its season-opening meet against Virginia Tech at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center Saturday, defeating the host team 172-123 as the Blue Devils swept all but two individual events to even the all-time record between the programs at seven wins apiece.
Duke has bumped back the deadline for early decision applicants from North and South Carolina affected by Hurricane Florence, according to a Tuesday news release.
Sirens sounded across campus and could be heard near 9th Street in Durham Monday morning as Duke entered a tornado warning for the main campus.