Arts/Culture | Playground La Dispute's 'Panorama' explores how to navigate a loved one's grief Alexandra Bateman | 3/26/2019 Part of a fringe sub-sub-genre lovingly dubbed “The Wave,” La Dispute is a divisive entity with a fiercely loyal following and a way with words.
Duke University Union announces Old Duke headliner Christy Kuesel | 3/25/2019 3OH!3 and Sammy Adams will headline Old Duke this year, Duke University Union told The Chronicle Monday.
'To Survive on This Shore' exhibit honors histories of trans and gender non-conforming elders Alizeh Sheikh | 3/25/2019 Walking through the Rubenstein Library gallery, one can’t help but be drawn to the photographic portraits now lining the walls, its subjects staring ...
LDOC headliner is announced for April concert Christy Kuesel | 3/21/2019 This year’s concert headliner is rapper Aminé, the LDOC committee announced Thursday.
Artists showcase their work at Durham's monthly Third Friday event Ashley Kwon | 3/21/2019 The Friday of spring break, downtown Durham was bustling with artists and people who came to see performances and artwork.
'Best of Enemies' film telling story of Durham desegregation premieres at the Carolina Christy Kuesel | 3/20/2019 In 1971, civil rights activist Ann Atwater and KKK leader C.P. Ellis struck up an unexpected friendship that led to school desegregation in Durham. Now, ...
On unruly bodies and how to cope with being in-between Alizeh Sheikh | 3/20/2019 When I began questioning my sexuality as 13 or 14 year-old, the imperative question was “Why am I the way I am?”
Shut up and play the hits Will Atkinson | 3/19/2019 My first introduction to the album format came through three records that, to many people, don’t even qualify as “albums,” in the strictest sense ...
'Paddleton' portrays realistic platonic romance in the face of loss Kerry Rork | 3/18/2019 Movies about friendship are a commonplace in the film world. Yet, many times, these films ignore the platonic relationships between men, instead replacing ...
Weezer's inconsistent career continues with mediocre 'Black Album' Jack Rubenstein | 3/7/2019 Weezer is one of the few ‘90s bands still pumping out music today, releasing their jaw-dropping 13th album this week, “Weezer (Black Album).” But ...
Student app lets users discover new music through their friends' tastes Will Atkinson | 3/6/2019 If you use a music streaming service like Spotify, then chances are you have come across mixes tailored to your listening habits — whether it’s “New ...
Hozier's 'Wasteland Baby!' pairs powerful vocals with existential imagery Aaron Paskin | 3/6/2019 It’s not often that an artist follows a song as big as “Take Me To Church” with four years of relative silence. Sure, Hozier toured extensively ...
Drawing in digital Selena Qian | 3/6/2019 I finally bought myself a drawing tablet this past week. I’ve started using a tablet at work — at the Duke Innovative Design Agency — but outside ...
New Pleiades Gallery exhibit invites visitors to guess the secret ingredient Kerry Rork | 3/5/2019 Shows like “Iron Chef” and “Chopped” popularized and promoted the idea of “secret ingredients,” forcing chefs to adapt to work with new substances ...
M.I.A. and the danceability of contradiction Alizeh Sheikh | 3/5/2019 Maya Arulpragasam, or M.I.A., has always been blatant and bold. She was a Tamil refugee to London whose rapid rise in fame and fortune found her in stuck ...
Q&A: 'Daily Show' writer Zhubin Parang on his transition into comedy Miranda Gershoni | 3/4/2019 Zhubin Parang, producer and writer for "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah," visited Duke Friday for a talk hosted by the Center for Political Leadership, ...
2019 Oscars yields few surprises, ignoring the changing tide of cinema today Sydny Long | 3/4/2019 “It all begins with Viggo Mortensen.”
Sundance 2019: In conversation with ‘Hala’ director and star on representation in film Sarah Derris | 2/28/2019 Writer and director Minhal Baig’s coming of age drama “Hala” follows a Muslim-American teenager as she navigates her senior year of high school. ...
'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' is still the king of late night Jack Rubenstein | 2/27/2019 When Jon Stewart left “The Daily Show” in 2015, John Oliver stepped up to fill massive hole in late night comedy that Stewart’s departure created. ...
Turning 20: Growing pains (and gains) Eva Hong | 2/27/2019 I used to be that obnoxious girl who always “unintentionally” reminded her friends that her birthday is in a month, discreetly inserting an advertisement ...
Mar 26, 2019 Here's what the University says is changing to improve scientific integrity as it settles case for $112.5 million Stefanie Pousoulides | 2:21am
Mar 26, 2019 'Women have always worked': Lisa Unger Baskin Collection shows off five hundred years of working women Matthew Griffin | 12:00am
Mar 25, 2019 Supreme Court to hear North Carolina gerrymandering case with ties to Duke research Stefanie Pousoulides | 2:59am