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Duke enters Saturday’s prime-time matchup against N.C. State off of a well-timed bye week following the Blue Devils’ 21-14 loss to Notre Dame. A game where Duke led late in the fourth quarter, the loss set No. 17 Duke back to 4-1; however, the Blue Devils will look to move to 2-0 in ACC play this Saturday on the Wallace Wade Stadium grass.
As the beginning of basketball season is near, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2023-24 roster. We've already looked at Stanley Borden. Up next is returning guard Spencer Hubbard:
Skepticism towards standardized tests has become increasingly obvious in recent years, with more than 1,900 colleges and universities in the U.S. remaining test-optional for the 2023-24 application cycle. Just a few months ago, Harvard University announced that applications will remain test-optional for at least four more admissions cycles, asserting that “students who do not submit standardized test scores will not be disadvantaged in their application process.”
With the college basketball season right around the corner, it's time for the Blue Zone to take a look at the 2023-24 Duke women's basketball roster. Up first is sophomore guard Emma Koabel:
Soccer, with all its strategic demands, is a cerebral game. So the Blue Devils used their heads to win this match.
About 12% of registered voters cast their ballots in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Tuesday. The top two vote recipients for mayor and the top six vote recipients for the City Council’s three at-large seats will advance to the election in November.
With break just around the corner, here’s a look at how Duke facilities will be operating from Saturday through next Wednesday.
Duke takes on a new look N.C. State team at Wallace Wade Stadium 8 p.m. Saturday. To open up coverage this week, let’s enter the Blue Zone and examine a few of the Wolfpack’s notable players:
Duke’s Transformative Ideas program provides an intellectual community for sophomores to engage in interdisciplinary conversations and explore life’s big questions and universal truths.
President Vincent Price issued a statement Tuesday urging the Duke community to condemn the recent attacks in Israel and support students, faculty and staff affected by the violence.
The Duke Jewish community stands united in mourning the loss of our brothers and sisters who were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists this weekend in Israel.
Heading into Week 6 of the NFL regular season, several former Blue Devils are getting key minutes for their teams. The Blue Zone breaks down the performances of these Duke alumni:
Duke’s men’s and women’s teams competed in the ITA All-American Championships last week, one of the biggest collegiate tournaments of the fall. The men played in Tulsa, Okla., and the women in Cary, N.C.
Duke community members held a vigil on the Bryan Center plaza Monday evening to mourn the lives lost after Hamas militants launched a deadly surprise attack on Israel Saturday.
Following Hamas’ attack on Israel and the developing war in the region, Duke published a statement announcing that all of the Palestinian territories and Israel have been added to the Duke Restricted Regions List.
As the beginning of basketball season is near, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2023-24 roster. Up first is returning big man Stanley Borden:
As opioids like fentanyl increasingly cause overdose deaths across the country, how is Duke responding to keep students safe?