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Maria Morrison is a Trinity senior and a digital strategy director for The Chronicle's 117th volume. She was previously managing editor for Volume 116.
With Chapel climbs at dawn, silent disco on the Bryan Center plaza and last-minute cram sessions in the library, here’s how Duke students spent the morning of the last day of the school year.
I’ve always felt that the office was a safe space, somewhere I could come to find those who would share in my joys or sorrows in equal measure. I feel genuinely loved, which is such a beautiful thing that is easy to take for granted.
Julie Williams, Trinity ‘19, performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski’s last home game. Her passion for basketball began when she first found out she had been accepted to Duke on April 7, 2015.
As we move into October and the middle of the semester, read the top stories from The Chronicle’s September content.
Here are the five articles you loved the most last month. Did your favorite story make the list?
July: The middle of summer break, and a time to gear up for the upcoming semester. Along with registration and summer work or internships, readers also processed lots of Chronicle stories this month.
We’re halfway through 2021, and June has brought news and changes as students scattered to their summer activities. With all these new developments, here are five stories from The Chronicle that our readers found most interesting.
May brought celebration to Duke’s campus and beyond. Among all these new developments, here are five stories that really stood out to our readers.
How difficult could it be to run the paper while we were all apart? Answer: difficult.
As the year draws to a close, we’ve asked members of the Duke community to send in their photos and videos from a year like no other in Duke’s history. We hope that this compilation shows you the diversity of experience that Blue Devils had, and at the same time the common elements we share. Regardless of where we were, we were all part of life at Duke.
Charlotte band Patois Counselors performing at Coffeehouse.
