Samanyu Gangappa
Local/National News Editor at The Duke Chronicle
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3 weeks ago |
dukechronicle.com | Samanyu Gangappa
Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Christoph Guttentag retired in June after nearly 33 years in the role, according to a press release from Duke Today. Guttentag had been reappointed to the role in 2023 for a five-year term that was intended to last until 2028. He has led Duke’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions since 1992, after spending nine years at the University of Pennsylvania’s admissions office.
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1 month ago |
dukechronicle.com | Holly Keegan |Samanyu Gangappa |Kate Haver |Michael Austin
Republican Jefferson Griffin conceded the North Carolina Supreme Court race Wednesday, ending his unprecedented effort to throw out over 65,000 votes in hopes of overturning the November election’s outcome. His concession marked the end of the last uncalled contest of the 2024 Election. Griffin’s decision followed a Monday federal court ruling by U.S. District Judge Richard Myers, who determined that the contested ballots must remain in the final count.
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2 months ago |
dukechronicle.com | Samanyu Gangappa
Ana Gold stepped up to the plate for the second time. At the top of the third inning, Duke softball led Campbell 1-0, with two runners on base. After unceremoniously grounding out two innings earlier, this could have been the moment the Blue Devils cemented a lead after both teams had easily disposed of each others’ batters.
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2 months ago |
dukechronicle.com | Samanyu Gangappa
With one game to go before the ACC Tournament, No. 10 Duke women’s lacrosse was looking to finish the regular season strong — albeit against unfavorable odds — and remain undefeated at home. Those hopes were quickly dashed Thursday as an undefeated No. 1 North Carolina team dominated the Blue Devils with a clinical, well-rounded performance. The Tar Heels took control of the game from the first draw, staying in the lead until the final whistle blew with the score at 18-6.
Duke women's tennis claims ACC regular season title, undefeated conference record, with pair of wins
2 months ago |
dukechronicle.com | Samanyu Gangappa
It might not be time to sing “We Are the Champions” just yet, but for No. 3 Duke women’s tennis, it could be the song of the season. The Blue Devils extended their win streak to 15 matches over the weekend with a 4-0 victory over Florida State and a 4-1 win over Miami, claiming the ACC regular season title to head into the ACC Tournament Friday as the No. 1 seed.
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