Arts/Culture | Playground Recess picks: 10 ways to wait out Hurricane Florence Recess Staff | 9/13/2018 Stuck inside during Hurricane Florence? Whether you're in the mood for binge-watching a TV series, settling in for a movie or discovering new music to listen to, Recess has you covered. Just make sure to pre-download in case of power outages!
A hidden gem: The Duke Farmer's Market Kerry Rork | 9/12/2018 Located on the Duke Medicine Pavilion Greenway, hidden by the surrounding buildings, lies a secret of the Duke University Hospital: the Duke Farmers’ ...
Public policy student releases memoir on navigating New York City Selena Qian | 9/12/2018 On Sept. 20 at 7 p.m., The Regulator will host a reading and signing of Fee’s book, released in May: “Places I Stopped on the Way Home: A Memoir of ...
CDS founding director publishes poetry collection Alizeh Sheikh | 9/12/2018 I am not the most adept at poetry. I often shirk away from poetry readings, which deny me the comfort of meditating over lines and stanzas, rotating them ...
Sophomores adjust to life away from East Campus Sydny Long | 9/12/2018 Sophomores get little fanfare.
'Eighth Grade' is a poignant reflection on the middle school experience Miranda Gershoni | 9/12/2018 “Eighth Grade” opens with an image of a screen, blurry with the resolution of a webcam. Kayla Day (Elsie Fisher) speaks directly to the camera. ...
Blood Orange paints an intimate portrait of exclusion on ‘Negro Swan’ Zoë McDonald | 9/12/2018 In his fourth studio album as Blood Orange, British-born Devonté Hynes delves into what is is like to be a black swan in a society that continues ...
Coping with loss: ‘Spacebar’ and finding solace in creativity Sydny Long | 9/12/2018 When my best friend Gwen suddenly died just two months into our last semester of high school, I felt disconnected from everything.
'Mission Impossible: Fallout' is action at its finest, but fails to make it last Joel Kohen | 9/12/2018 It could have all been so perfect.
A bold and brash return on Nicki Minaj's 'Queen' Akshara Anand | 9/12/2018 Every now and then, a song swarms into pop culture, dominates the music scene, and fizzles out gently into the background.
'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' is the perfect typical rom-com Alyssa Wilson | 9/12/2018 Netflix is on a roll with successful rom-coms, and “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” is no exception.
On water, family and friends Eva Hong | 9/12/2018 I’ve always been excited when it comes to my turn to write a staff note, for I see it as an opportunity to force myself to sort my thoughts and ...
'People Get Ready' showcases pieces from Nasher permanent collection Ashley Kwon | 9/5/2018 On Sept. 1, the Nasher Museum of Art opened its new exhibition, “People Get Ready: Building a Contemporary Collection.”
Experimental documentary series comes to the Rubenstein Miranda Gershoni | 9/5/2018 “The Visible Spectrum,” a free screening series of experimental documentaries will be shown at the Rubenstein Arts Center every Tuesday night at 7 ...
MFA candidate wins Princess Grace Award to assist with Durham documentary project Carsten Pran | 9/5/2018 Riazati won the prestigious Princess Grace Award: a scholarship which aims to "identify and assist emerging talent" in theater, dance and film.
CDS exhibit challenges traditional notions of the cowboy Alizeh Sheikh | 9/5/2018 I didn’t grow up with cowboys. I believed they were already long dead.
Food truck rodeo brings familiar tastes to year-round tradition Jessica Williams | 9/5/2018 Home to Durham’s Farmers’ Market every Saturday, Durham Central Park also hosted another exciting culinary event this Labor Day weekend: the Durham ...
Inaugural art and tech fair lets student try out new tools Sydny Long | 9/5/2018 Regardless of a student’s background or exposure to technology, the Art + Tech Fair promises to be an exciting experience for attendees.
Ciompi Quartet welcomes new member after 23 years Christy Kuesel | 9/5/2018 The last time the Ciompi Quartet welcomed a new member, it was 1995. Nannerl Keohane had recently become the president of Duke. That fall marked the first ...
Fall theater studies show places value in family and memory Eva Hong | 9/5/2018 The first half of November this year will see the story of “Dancing at Lughnasa” performed on stage.
Sep 18, 2018 'A forceful personality': Former political science chair Allan Kornberg dies at 87 Jake Satisky | 12:00am
Sep 18, 2018 Duke professor says U.S. should replace paper money with national cryptocurrency Bella Almeida and Jessica Falbaum | 12:00am
Sep 13, 2018 'They gotta eat': Dining staff weather the storm to serve students Isabelle Doan and Deepti Agnihotri | 11:57pm