Maria Morrison

Send us your photos, videos and other media documenting this academic year

To mark the end of this year like no other, we’re seeking submissions of photos, videos, audio files and other media documenting the last year in Duke’s history. There are no format requirements: You can send anything from a professional photo of students hanging out on the quad to a grainy 3-second Snapchat video of a socially distanced meal or a Zoom screenshot of a remote class. Submissions are due Friday, April 16. 

Duke Gardens to reopen to students, faculty and staff starting Thursday

After being closed for more than a year due to the pandemic, the Sarah P. Duke Gardens are reopening to allow members of the Duke community time amid the flowers and the geese.

One year later: Looking back on a year changed by the pandemic

As we near the one-year anniversary of Duke’s March 10, 2020, announcement that classes would move online, we’re stepping back and considering how much our campus and community have changed. 

In their own words: Students reflect on an extraordinary year

The COVID-19 pandemic upended Duke students' college experience. As part of our one-year retrospective, we spoke to students about how the last year has affected them.

Love, pride and deep history: The story of Duke's National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations

Traditionally excluded from Duke’s predominantly white fraternities and sororities, it wasn’t until 11 years after being admitted on campus that Black students could find social outlets in the University’s Greek life scene. Now, 46 years later, Duke's NPHC is currently in a transition period.

Duke reports COVID-19 cluster from party held at 810 Ninth Apartments

Duke on Monday reported a cluster of six graduate student COVID-19 cases from a birthday party held at an off-campus apartment complex. 

FAQ: What to know about fraternity disaffiliations and their significance for the Duke community

Nine fraternities have broken away from the Duke Interfraternity Council since Duke announced changes to the rush process and selective housing.

Vote in our first Chronquiry poll of the semester

We're bringing back our Chronquiry series—on hold since COVID-19 first shut down campus—to answer reader-suggested questions about how the Gothic Wonderland works.

Positive COVID-19 tests in spring semester pass fall total, administrators warn of possible new restrictions

Administrators on Tuesday warned of the possible future need for new campus restrictions or a move to remote learning, the same day that the number of positive tests Duke has reported this semester surpassed the total for the fall. 

COVID-19 cluster reported among students at Berkshire Ninth Street apartments

Duke on Monday reported a cluster of five student COVID-19 cases in the Berkshire Ninth Street apartment complex, according to a news release. 

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Charlotte band Patois Counselors performing at Coffeehouse.

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