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I cannot be the only freshman who has felt resentful towards the student in front of me in line at Marketplace for taking the last of the scrambled eggs in the morning — that is, just to feel embarrassed immediately after as a new pan, reaping of freshly scrambled eggs, is brought out.
The Office of Climate and Sustainability held the first of a nine-session seminar series Tuesday night, bringing together stakeholders from across the Duke community to discuss the investment responsibilities of mission-based institutions.
The Blue Devils’ 2023-24 ACC schedule dropped Tuesday night on ACC Network, and it is as hard as ever.
Now we know.
Throughout his 50 years at Duke, Robert Lefkowitz, James B. Duke professor of medicine, has discovered a family of proteins, won a Nobel Prize for his research and mentored countless students.
Girl dinner, girl money, girl galore! If you were to look at TikTok right now, I can guarantee at least three videos will revolve around some sort of “girl” trend. This phenomenon started when the Internet produced, made viral, then stomped to the ground and smashed to pieces the idea of the “girlboss.”
Are you already getting tired of hearing “Starships” by Nicki Minaj at Shooters every Saturday? Then Slingshot Festival, held Oct. 6–7 at art and music venue The Fruit, may be the perfect weekend plan for you. Take a break from the radio music of 2010 and enter an innovative, artful and enigmatic sphere for a night.
Picture this: it’s a beautiful Sunday evening, you’ve just arrived back to campus after summer, and you are seated front row at O-Show as the Pitchforks serenade 150-plus students with Bruno Mars’ “Versace on the Floor.” Bold choice, certainly, but also totally awesome.
The fall tennis season is officially here, and the Blue Zone takes a look at the start for one of the top programs in the country:
Duke Learning Innovation responded to concerns about the use of artificial intelligence to conduct academic dishonesty by creating a set of guidelines for faculty to consult as they design their courses.
The Duke Office of Community Health announced in August that it would provide $185,000 in funding to six farmers markets in the Triangle area to sustain Durham’s Double Bucks Program.
Duke Student Government announced major additions to its roster of positions for the 2023-24 school year. But what’s the motivation behind these changes?
It went on for a while.
CHAPEL HILL— Casinos are rare in North Carolina. But you would not have known that with the way cards were being dealt out in No. 11 Duke’s Sunday afternoon game against the Tar Heels.
Presented with the perfect chance to pull themselves back up, the Blue Devils instead found themselves falling deeper.
ESPN College GameDay is coming to Durham this Saturday, and the question on everyone’s mind is who the celebrity guest picker will be. With numerous notable alumni in sports, entertainment and beyond, the possibilities are plenty. The Blue Zone brings you some of our writers’ predictions:
Welcome to the fourth episode of the Blue Devil Blitz, a Duke football podcast hosted by The Chronicle.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of Sept. 18-24.
Leaders of the world convened this past week at the annual U.N. General Assembly in New York to discuss pressing global issues. Following lengthy debate, the heads of 200 countries came together to agree: All eyes are on Duke to solve climate change.
Ginger + Soy seems like an unlikely place to get a salad.