Em Adler

Column: Math sucks, especially for Duke women's soccer

The Blue Devils experienced the pain of Duke Math Friday evening.

Thoughts on the ACC preseason poll: Duke women's basketball slots in at No.10/No.11

The Blue Devils are coming off of a sensational 2019-20 campaign in which they finished third in the conference.

Duke women's soccer's Sophie Jones, Delaney Graham, Taylor Mitchell named to All-ACC teams

You don’t get to the ACC semifinals without elite talent, and now three Blue Devils have been formally recognized as such.

Duke women's basketball unveils 2020-21 schedule

Duke now has its first official schedule of the Kara Lawson era.

Duke women's soccer takes down Clemson for first ACC tournament win since 2017

For the second time this season, an underdog Duke team took down Clemson 1-0.

Duke women's basketball 2020-21 player preview: Jennifer Ezeh

Ezeh has a clear understanding of spacing and rolling, and displays very thoughtful team play in the paint. 

Duke women's basketball 2020-21 player preview: Onome Akinbode-James

Akinbode-James' defense and offensive rebounding make her an intriguing player to watch heading into this season.

Duke women's basketball 2020-21 player preview: Jaida Patrick

Patrick is a defense-first wing with clear talent, and despite her exposure to collegiate basketball being a bit abridged, she showed a lot of reasons to be optimistic about her ability to contribute.

Duke women's basketball 2020-21 player preview: Sara Anastasieska

The grad transfer from California-Berkeley started 25 games for the Golden Bears last year, after missing the 2018-19 season with a back injury, and was a decent player all over the court.

Duke women's basketball 2020-21 player preview: Jiselle Havas

It’s hard to say anything about Havas’s game with much confidence, as the walk-on from Lafayette College has had a career average of only 14 minutes per game, in a conference not exactly known for television exposure.

may 30 protest

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A May 30 protest in Durham against racism and police brutality. Duke students recounted leading chants, speaking and running from tear gas at similar events across the country.