Opinion | Column Campus Enterprises: Get business savvy, if you can pay Lena Yannella | 5/22/2019 Given the wide range of socio-economic backgrounds at Duke, the $7,000 buy-in is a pittance for those at the upper end of the economic ladder and a fortune for those at the bottom.
On housing fairness at Duke Sabriyya Pate | 5/17/2019 We need radical change in Duke’s culture, and we needed it yesterday.
Success is overrated Ami Wong | 5/14/2019 If we zoom out beyond our immediate bubble, we can see that we are privileged to even consider success as something beyond survival.
Being part of The Chronicle made me part of everything Rob Palmisano | 5/13/2019 Being part of The Chronicle was one of the greatest investments of my Duke career, because as far as I’m concerned, it made me a part of everything. ...
Lost and found and lost again Monday Monday | 5/6/2019 In my attempt to critique an entire campus, I really ended up criticizing myself. The Spring 2019 Monday Monday reveal.
Don’t wait: The expansive impact of leading an ethical life Duke Honor Council | 5/3/2019 Stepping into the ‘real world’ pushes us to consider how the values so emphasized in the academic setting can also be transferable to communities ...
Being brave, Duke and beyond Janie Booth | 5/2/2019 We can show up and listen to each other. We can let each other in on secrets. We can admit when we don’t know the answer.
H.A.G.S.! Ryan Williams | 5/1/2019 So now, as I conclude my finals and pack my boxes, I prepare for my own Homecoming in the hopes that three months in Texas will show me just why I sought ...
Statement on behalf of Baldwin Scholars and alumnae Susana Gutiérrez | 4/30/2019 The destruction of this crucial meeting space is regressive and irresponsible, and will affect Baldwins for generations to come.
Don't ovary-act: Lessons in design Jess Edelson and Khue Huynh | 4/30/2019 Have you ever thought about what it takes to get a synthetic uterus through the TSA screening line at the airport?
The Chronicle regrets the error Likhitha Butchireddygari | 4/29/2019 What I’ve learned at The Chronicle is that accepting you have been “bad” is necessary for you to be better.
David Rubenstein’s private equity firm is pushing poor people out of their homes Sydney Roberts | 4/29/2019 Philanthropy and charity can’t make up for the crushing structural income inequality that make possible Rubenstein's unimaginable affluence, nor can ...
No better office Mitchell Gladstone | 4/29/2019 I’ll always cherish my time in Cameron when it is empty, when you can hear a ball bounce—or maybe even the keys of a laptop being tapped.
Why I stuck around Ben Feder | 4/29/2019 I still remember the thrill of seeing my first blog post—no matter how much it had to be edited (most of it)—publicized on Twitter and Facebook.
A fairy tale I never imagined Hank Tucker | 4/29/2019 Sure, I never saw a national championship as a student, but don’t feel sorry for me. I’ve been the luckiest college kid in America.
The time I became a real journalist Isabelle Doan | 4/29/2019 My news department is all just students, who all have various aspirations of their own. But we’re all journalists, and that’s undeniably important ...
A labor of love Christy Kuesel | 4/29/2019 Duke can be scary and overwhelming at times, and being able to set aside a few hours each week to talk to artists, thinkers and dreamers made me see time ...
Just my luck Sid Bhaskara | 4/29/2019 I’ll miss heading up to 301 Flowers every week at 10 p.m. only to leave at 1 a.m., the Chapel lit up behind me, glowing its confirmation of a job well ...
The frontlines of protecting journalism Ian Jaffe | 4/29/2019 When I came to Duke as a first-year student, I did not have much of an interest in joining The Chronicle. I was interested in science and medicine and ...
I’m so glad I got lost in 301 Flowers Bre Bradham | 4/29/2019 The Chronicle is more than the sum of its parts because it’s the product of hours of sometimes-thankless labor by students balancing their university ...
May 23, 2019 'Everyone is following Virginia': Duke women's golf’s Virginia Elena Carta back on podium 3 years later Winston Lindqwister | 1:08pm
May 23, 2019 'Leaders lead': Looking back at presidency of Nan Keohane, Duke’s only woman president Rose Wong | 12:53am
May 22, 2019 Counterpoint: With more spacing, Cam Reddish will thrive as an NBA playmaker Shane Smith | 12:41am