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The Chronicle
In a rematch of last year’s ACC Championship on a Friday night, Duke fought to the end to keep its crown. The Cavaliers’ superb rushing sought to stop the Blue Devils in their tracks, but Eget’s passing and standout plays propelled the visitors to the 19-16 victory.
The Chronicle
A July lawsuit accused Ranier Rackley, Duke football’s director of player development, of sexually abusing a minor during his time as a teacher in the Wake County school system.
The Chronicle
In the midst of a mini-skid, Duke football looks to get back in the win column at Virginia in a rematch of last year's ACC Championship. The Chronicle's beat writers gives their opinions on which conference foe will come out on top.
The Chronicle
As Duke football travels to Charlottesville for an ACC championship game rematch against Virginia Friday night, the Blue Zone is here with some can't-miss prop bets for the game.
The Chronicle
At Cornell and at Duke, incidents of gender-based harassment are not isolated but are inextricably linked to sexual violence that we all know takes place.
The Chronicle
Oct. 23 mini crossword. The Chronicle accepts crossword puzzle submissions from Duke and Durham community members.
The Chronicle
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper rallied Thursday in downtown Raleigh, attacking his Republican opponent Michael Whatley as out of touch with voters while returning to his campaign’s slogan and central promise: “Make Stuff Cost Less.”
The Chronicle
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers.
The Chronicle
Mongane Wally Serote, South African poet laureate and former anti-apartheid activist, spoke at Duke about the relationship between creativity and resistance. He also reflected on his experiences during the Soweto Uprising, a string of student-led protests that began in 1976.
The Chronicle
Duke men’s basketball is back for the 2026-27 season, already playing its first two exhibition games of the season against Belmont and Tennessee. The Blue Zone previews its coaching staff for the year ahead of its season opener Nov. 2.
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