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Wages may have stagnated for many workers nationwide, but earnings continue to climb for top Duke personnel.
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Wages may have stagnated for many workers nationwide, but earnings continue to climb for top Duke personnel.
As QuadEx enters its third year of implementation, some first-years say they have not experienced what the residential system promises.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers:
Despite a bye week, Duke moved up two spots to No. 17 in this week's AP poll. The Blue Zone breaks down the movement in the poll after several big games:
I first met Angela in 2015 when we hired her as a student assistant in our department at San Diego State University's library. She was such a breath of fresh air. Outgoing, warm and funny — like another tribute said — her breathy laughter was so unique and contagious. She never met a stranger!
Duke and South Bend, Ind., are rarely a compatible pair.
No. 22 Duke women's soccer returns home Sunday for the next storied chapter in the Tobacco Road rivalry against No. 1 North Carolina. The Blue Zone breaks down the key players for each team before kickoff:
After a grueling loss to Notre Dame, the Blue Devils have time to rest during their bye this weekend. With almost the entirety of Duke's conference slate staring it down, The Chronicle's beat writers answer the most pressing questions about the season so far and the path forward.
After a 4-1 start to the season, it is time to re-evaluate some of the big moments which have led to Duke football’s first five results:
The fourth-ranked Blue Devils are on a roll, having won eight straight games. As Duke eyes a program record, the Blue Zone breaks down the keys behind the streak:
When one beholds a neogothic architecture of a cathedral like Duke University Chapel, it is easy to notice the beautiful stained-glass windows, the high vaulted ceilings, the worn wooden pews, and even the elevated pulpit covered by a wooden canopy. But tucked in crevices and hidden along edges are less obvious sights — the green devil in one of the stained-glass windows, two wooden mice perched overhead, the video cameras used for livestreams and even water stains on the walls from past leaks in the windows. These items exist along the iconic building’s margins, and yet they matter because they contribute to its character and assist in its functioning.
Cal Newport, associate professor of computer science at Georgetown University, spoke Thursday about how to navigate distractions in the digital age.
Chances are, if you're reading these words on The Chronicle’s website, then you’re probably using an Apple device to do so. No need for statistics to back up that observation; a quick look around our campus tells the story. Apple loves college students so much that they offer an education pricing discount that drops a $2,499 laptop to just $2,299! Oh wow — a whole $200 discount! I'm not even going to apologize for being snarky about it: Most student discounts are at least in the double-digit range. In case that slam-dunk education-pricing deal isn’t enough to get you in those shiny glass doors of an Apple store, what if you could now feel good about buying a new laptop? No, not through your wallet, silly, but your conscience!
Arts & Sciences Council discussed the issue of academic breadth in undergraduate liberal arts education during its second meeting of the academic year.
An 11th-hour rally spurred by a penalty kick goal wasn’t enough to push No. 22 Duke past Pittsburgh’s well-oiled offense Thursday night. Two goals within five minutes of the second-half restart delivered the Panthers their first win against the Blue Devils in program history.
Duke has sought to expand the diversity of its curriculum offerings in recent years, adding minors in inequality studies and Asian American and diaspora studies.
It was a delightful opportunity to work closely with Angela Risi last spring for Shambavi Kaul's Expanded Cinema class's installation project "Interventions," which took over the Rubenstein Arts Center for the evening of Dec. 7, 2022.