Although the renovations to West Union are still a work in progress, one detail is near certain—the Center for LGBT Life and the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture will be moving out...
A previously unwritten student conduct policy is raising concerns about the creation of University guidelines.
Later this month, nine sororities will be applying for individual houses—or sections—under the new house model, which will begin Fall 2012.
Duke Student Government held a forum in the Great Hall Tuesday to address student questions and concerns about the new house model to be implemented Fall 2012.
America is falling behind in college graduation rates, which may impact its ability to stay competitive globally.
Duke was among six out of 140 candidates in the U.S. to receive the Higher Education Civic Engagement Award announced Monday.
After a drawn-out process to reinvent Tailgate, the end product—Football Gameday—was far removed from student leaders’ original hopes.
Duke's close football victory (20-19) against Boston College surprised many Duke students. The Chronicle's Andrew Karim asked Dukies what they thought of the elusive win. "We won?
For those closest to him, Matthew Grape could remedy a bad day with a contagious smile and an effortless one-liner.
Renowned entrepreneur Aaron Patzer, Pratt ’02, is the founder of Mint.com, a personal finance website currently used by more than 6 million people.
Sophia Palenberg/The Chronicle The seven candidates for the Duke-Durham relations branch of the Senate are Will Giles, Bret Lesavoy, Rebecca Holmes, Heather Durham, Avery Cordèon Morton , Christine Schindler, Miranda Goodwin-Raab, Derek Rhodes. The voting process will take place on Monday from 7:00 a.m.
