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Duke is being sued by a former researcher for using improper data in grant applications to receive about $200 million in funding.
The Blue Devils kick off the regular season Saturday evening against N.C. Central, one of four nonconference games on Duke's schedule in the first two months of the season. With the Blue Devils looking to make a fifth straight bowl appearance, The Chronicle gets you ready for the season with a look at all 12 of Duke's opponents and the rest of the ACC.
Via a 4-4 split, the Supreme Court has kept intact a lower court’s ruling that struck down North Carolina’s controversial voter identification law.
David Soled, president of Duke University Union Campus Concerts, shared his music tastes with The Chronicle. The senior led the group bringing electronic dance music group Cash Cash to the Heatwave concert Friday.
Duke donors have set a new record, giving $571 million in gifts and pledges to the University during the 2015-16 fiscal year.
The University's Board of Trustees convened Friday to make appointments and hear updates on campus projects.
The University has withdrawn its claim of $10 million against the estate of deceased donor and alum Aubrey McClendon, a Duke spokesperson confirmed Monday.
The University reported Sunday night that a male entered a female student’s room and attempted to get into bed with the student in Randolph residence hall on East Campus.
Redshirt senior quarterback Thomas Sirk suffered a significant injury to the left Achilles' tendon he tore in February and will miss the 2016 season due to another surgery, the Durham Herald-Sun's Steve Wiseman reported Friday evening.
A federal court issued an injunction Friday against the University of North Carolina, preventing it from enforcing House Bill 2 on the grounds that the legislation likely violates federal Title IX regulations.
The University announced Friday that Dr. Michael Merson, founding director of the Duke Global Health Institute, will step down June 30, 2017 after 11 years in his position.
Duke will compete with Kansas, Kentucky and Michigan State in the Champions Classic at least through 2019, ESPN reported Wednesday.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched another Title IX probe against the University, confirmed Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations, in a Durham Herald Sun article Friday.
Last year, Mike Krzyzewski became the first Division I men's basketball head coach to win 1,000 games.
Shannon Rowbury nearly claimed Duke's second Olympic medal in Rio Tuesday in the 1,500 meters. Instead, a Blue Devil 10 years younger claimed the honor Friday afternoon.
Sophomore defensive tackle Brandon Boyce and redshirt junior safety Phillip Carter have been suspended for the first three games of the upcoming 2016 season, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe announced Thursday.
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Many students may have left campus this summer, but that did not stop interesting events, milestones and announcements from happening back home at Duke. The Chronicle takes a look at some of the most noteworthy summer headlines as the 2016-17 academic year quickly approaches.
When the Blue Devils open the preseason Tuesday against No. 10 Georgetown, they will be without one of their best offensive weapons.
She made history as the first U.S. athlete to compete in the Olympics wearing a hijab Monday, so it's only fitting that fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad earned Duke's first medal in Rio.