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While administrators publicly say that the foundation of the university is its students, sometimes Duke has to worry about its other foundation—in this case, the one buried under the admissions building.
Mike Posner, Trinity ‘09, was 1,632 miles into his walk across the United States when a baby rattlesnake bit him Aug. 7.
“Who are we?” asked Democratic Party presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
“I feel that education really is a gift that we need to treasure and make sure we share with others,” Benmamoun said.
As if Durham hasn’t already been hot enough, a Heatwave is coming next week.
Cafe Edens has a new look—and a return to its original name—to kick off the school year.
James Coleman’s extensive career in criminal law and wrongful convictions has led him to represent clients such as members of the Duke men’s lacrosse team and Ted Bundy.
Local leaders committed to fighting gun violence spoke at a press conference on Thursday, following two deadly shootings in Durham.
When Tessa Gote came to Duke for graduate school from the Netherlands, she quickly faced a problem: she couldn’t find housing.
President Vincent Price gave the first-years a geography lesson at convocation Wednesday morning.
If a recent survey of business executives is any indication, the American economy is in trouble.
The Chronicle asked people on Twitter and on campus for their advice on how best to navigate their four years at the University.
Semi-volatile organic compounds—linked to a wide range of illnesses and developmental disorders—may be far more commonplace than previously recognized.
What you need to know about SLGs, Greek Life, independent housing and more.
The thousands of new faces may be intimidating, but The Chronicle is here to help.
Phase 2 of construction at Duke Kunshan University began this past Friday, and the expansion is projected to more than double the current size of the campus.
As Central stops housing undergrads, Duke's bus routes are changing.
The Robertson Scholars Foundation is “going local” to connect Duke and UNC. The organization signed a contract Thursday with Carolina Livery to run the route.
Central Campus is officially crumbling.
Duke Law’s Carolyn McAllaster has had a profound influence on Duke’s legal clinics and law students as an advocate for health justice.
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