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After a big win against Michigan State, No. 9 Duke men’s basketball returns home to take on Bucknell Friday night. Before tipoff, the Blue Zone is here with three keys to victory for the Blue Devils:
As Duke football looks to right the ship against Virginia, the Blue Zone is here with a key player on either side to keep an eye on:
Christine Wormuth, United States Secretary of the Army, spoke at a Wednesday fireside chat hosted by the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy about the current state of civil-military relations and the challenges to the Army’s recruitment efforts.
At least three of the most popular study abroad programs among Duke undergraduates have moved to a lottery-based application system for next year after the Global Education Office introduced a 50-student cap for each Duke-approved study away program.
In a double-overtime thriller last Saturday, Duke lost a heartbreaker, surrendering the Victory Bell once again to rival North Carolina to move to 6-4 on the season. Now, the Blue Devils will look to close out the season strong in order to finish 8-4, an identical record to last year. The first step of that mission is a road trip to Charlottesville, Va., as Duke will travel to face Virginia Saturday.
Duke Student Government senators met Wednesday to approve updated Krzyzewskiville tenting policies for the Duke-North Carolina game, give updates on committee progress and allocate over $10,000 in funding for various student groups.
Welcome back to the tenth episode of the Blue Devil Blitz, a Duke football podcast hosted by The Chronicle.
Duke football faces its second-straight conference road test, this week taking on Virginia. While the Cavaliers are just 2-8, they bring a number of weapons into the matchup, and the Blue Zone is here to break down some film:
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. The Blue Devils got back on track Tuesday night as they defeated Michigan State 74-65, and the Blue Zone breaks down the victory:
After a marquee win against Michigan State, Duke men's basketball comes back home to take on Bucknell in the first game of the Blue Devil Challenge. The Blue Zone is here with a key player on either side:
CHICAGO—In 29 minutes: 15 points on 60% shooting with a steal.
NEW YORK—“Welcome to the road,” Blue Devil head coach Kara Lawson said following her team’s 66-62 win at Columbia.
As of fall 2022, graduate students made up over 60% of Duke’s student body. Across campus, Duke’s graduate students are involved in a wide variety of organizations and activities, from the Duke Quantitative Finance Club to the Economic Masters’ Student Council.
Over the last two weeks, a few former Blue Devils have made headlines — good and bad — for their respective NFL teams. The Blue Zone is here to break down their performances:
Legislators in the North Carolina General Assembly recently overturned Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto on new election regulations. Cooper has since sued the Republican heads of the legislative body in response, setting up a battle with results that will likely affect the 2024 presidential elections.
Upon reading about the new 50-student cap on each Duke-approved program and the six-student cap on petition programs, we are incredibly disappointed. Studying abroad is meant to be a time of self-discovery, and this restriction not only adds stress to the student body but also promotes an elitist socioeconomic culture and a Western superiority complex.
Duke Amnesty International is calling upon the Duke University Investment Management Company (DUMAC) to take responsibility for ethical decision-making regarding their investment of the Duke endowment.
Duke’s Thanksgiving break begins next Tuesday and ends the following Monday. If you're staying on campus this break, here's a guide on everything from modified dining hours to when the Student Health Center closes next week.
CHICAGO—In their first test of the season Friday, the Blue Devils faltered at home. On Tuesday night, they aced the retake on the road.
CHICAGO—It was a slow, and messy, start from both sides, but No. 9 Duke and No. 18 Michigan State kept it close through the first half. A 12-2 run to close the half helped the Blue Devils build a 31-20 lead with 20 minutes to play.