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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

University announces OSCCS investigation into defacement of Ramadan mural for possible Islamophobia

By Michael Austin , Zoe Kolenovsky and Abby Spiller | 54 minutes ago

Student Affairs and the Office of Institutional Equity were notified of the incident Thursday. The OSCCS is looking into possible violations of the Duke Community Standard and the Policy on Prohibited Discrimination, Harassment and Related Misconduct (PPDHRM) and to see “if more can be learned about the circumstances surrounding this event.”

Jacob Monk was a second-team All-ACC selection last season.

SPORTS | FOOTBALL

Duke football center Jacob Monk drafted 163rd overall by Green Bay Packers

By Ranjan Jindal | Yesterday

Defensive tackle was the first three-time captain in Duke football history.

SPORTS | FOOTBALL

Duke defensive tackle DeWayne Carter selected 95th overall by Buffalo Bills in NFL draft

By Caleb Dudley | Yesterday

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Pro-Palestinian protesters hold rally on Abele Quad demanding cease-fire, divestment and freedom of speech

By Zoe Kolenovsky and Abby Spiller | Yesterday

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

The Israel-Hamas war has spurred protests on college campuses across the country. What has happened at Duke?

By Michael Austin | 04/26/2024

SPORTS | TRACK AND FIELD

Duke track and field breaks records across the board at Penn Relays, Charlotte Invitational

By Prithvi Kotapati | 04/28/2024

SPORTS | MEN'S LACROSSE

No. 2 Duke men's lacrosse falls in regular-season finale to unranked North Carolina

By Colton Schwabe | 04/27/2024

Opinion

Column: Could’ve been worse

By Jazper Lu | 04/24/2024

Column: The Chronicle is my best-kept secret from my parents

By Linda Cao | 04/24/2024

Column: Writing into the void

By Derek Deng | 04/24/2024

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SPORTS | BASEBALL

Duke in the MLB: Jarvis falters, Loperfido and Stroman impress as season continues

By JP Rivera | 19 hours ago

As Duke baseball gears up for the end of the season, Blue Devils alumni are hard at work in the professional leagues. The Blue Zone examines some previous Duke players performing at the highest levels of the pro game.

SPORTS | MEN'S BASKETBALL

Is it time to be concerned about the transfer portal's impact on Duke men's basketball?

By Myles Powicki and Ryan Hamner | Yesterday

Will the transfer portal hurt or benefit the Blue Devils? The Blue Zone is here to break down both sides of the situation.

Katie Keller on defense in Duke's home game against Clemson.

SPORTS | WOMEN'S LACROSSE

Slow shooting, inconsistent defense drop Duke women's lacrosse out of ACC tournament against Boston College

By Audrey Davies | 2 days ago

The Eagles took command early and kept their feet on the gas, spoiling Duke’s revenge tour and sending the Blue Devils packing out of Charlotte with a 19-5 loss.

Jake Naso faces off in Duke's home matchup against Princeton.

SPORTS | MEN'S LACROSSE

'It happens in a split second': Duke's Jake Naso takes a lacrosse niche to its highest level

By Colton Schwabe | 2 days ago

The faceoff is a niche, but vital, part of the game — and a controversial one. More than anything, Jake Naso's position at faceoff is symbolic of his role as one of his team’s senior captains.

Offensive lineman Graham Barton (No. 62) blocks for Duke.

SPORTS | FOOTBALL

Duke offensive lineman Graham Barton selected 26th overall by Tampa Bay Buccaneers in NFL draft

By Elliott Jarnot | 2 days ago

Graham Barton, a former star offensive lineman for the Blue Devils, was selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with the 26th overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft Thursday night.

Graham Barton (left) is a projected first-round NFL draft pick.

SPORTS | FOOTBALL

Possible landing spots for Duke football's Graham Barton in the first round of the NFL draft

By Caleb Dudley | 3 days ago

Duke offensive lineman Graham Barton will more than likely be one of the first 32 names called Thursday evening, so let’s break down some potential fits for the former Blue Devil standout.

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Pancakes, poetry and performances: A glimpse into Duke’s last day of classes celebration

By Samanyu Gangappa , Claire Cranford , Lucas Lin and Kate Haver | 4 days ago

Whether it was rising sophomores celebrating their first successful year at Duke or graduating seniors looking back on the last four years spent on campus, students braved brief spells of rain to participate in the various activities organized to commemorate LDOC.

NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Duke receives Congressional Resolution commemorating Centennial

By Abby Spiller | 4 days ago

U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee of North Carolina’s 4th Congressional District visited Duke to present the resolution to President Vincent Price and Provost Alec Gallimore. The resolution was passed March 21 by the Committee on Education and the Workforce and has since been entered into the Congressional Record.

NEWS

Mini Crossword 66 (4/24/24)

By Ben Matz | 4 days ago

RECESS | CULTURE

Fort Lauderdale is not Miami. Let’s talk about it.

By Alexandra De Angulo | 4 days ago

It was not until I left my Miami bubble to step foot in Durham that I first encountered this drastic misconception.

Despite the loss, Ben Miller continued his hit streak of 18 games.

SPORTS | BASEBALL

Early barrage from Campbell puts away No. 6 Duke baseball in seven innings

By Elliott Jarnot | 4 days ago

The Blue Devils dropped a midweek tilt with Campbell 18-4 in a seven-inning run-rule loss. The lopsided game allowed the Camels to split the season series after Duke took the March 26 matchup in Durham 11-1.

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OPINION | STUDENT VOICES COLUMNS

Climbing the beanstalk and the sleeping giant I wish I’d slain

By Andrew Long | 4 days ago

Trying to balance who I wanted to be as a person with what I wanted to do as editor was a scale that I never quite leveled.

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OPINION | STUDENT VOICES COLUMNS

Meeting the moment

By Anisha Reddy | 4 days ago

To a vision of community, to student journalism at its bravest and to the organization I hope we can become.

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OPINION | STUDENT VOICES COLUMNS

Listening and learning

By Amy Guan | 4 days ago

Each story was an opportunity for me to both learn something about Duke and the vibrant communities within it and share what I learned with a broader community.

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FEATURE | THE KUNSHAN REPORT

DKU men’s soccer reaches quarterfinals in first Suzhou College Football League Tournament appearance

By Mary Mulualem and Ayesha Jehanzeb | 4 days ago

DKU has a relatively new team, as the DKU Football Club was founded in 2021. The DKU women's soccer team is currently in the process of joining the women's SCFL.

Dancing at Duke: An interview with DefMo

NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Dancing at Duke: An interview with Defining Movement

By Heber Ford | 4 days ago

As the semester comes to a close and many dance groups on campus hold their Spring showcases, The Chronicle put together a look into the first five dance groups founded at Duke.

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OPINION | STUDENT VOICES COLUMNS

Your invisible professor

By Carol Apollonio | 4 days ago

Sometimes I hear from students about hierarchies and inequalities in their campus communities. Duke professors, too, find themselves arrayed along a socio-economic hierarchy that feels significantly more rigid than in years past.

Dancing at Duke: An interview with Dhamaka

NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Dancing at Duke: An interview with Dhamaka

By Eugene Cho | 4 days ago

The Chronicle spoke with Dhamaka captain Serena Raj, a junior, and assistant captain Rohan Gupta, a junior, about Dhamaka's mission and involvement with both the Duke and Durham community.

Duke women's lacrosse's warm-up shirts for this season's Morgan's Message dedication game against Boston College March 23.

SPORTS | WOMEN'S LACROSSE

‘We just can’t let her end here’: How Morgan Rodgers' message is starting the mental health conversation

By Rachael Kaplan | 4 days ago

Morgan’s Message is a nonprofit geared toward equalizing treatment of mental and physical health by reducing the surrounding stigma, named for former Duke women's lacrosse player Morgan Rodgers.

SPORTS | MEN'S RECRUITING

Flagg and other Duke recruits continue to shine at Jordan Brand Classic

By Caleb Dudley | 5 days ago

Duke basketball was once again in the national spotlight, as six of the men and women's teams' incoming freshmen competed at the Jordan Brand Classic this weekend. Let’s take a look at how each of the future Blue Devils fared.