The Duke Chronicle

The Chronicle is a daily newspaper run by students at Duke University, located in Durham, North Carolina. It originally started as The Trinity Chronicle on December 19, 1905. The name was updated to The Chronicle when Trinity College became Duke University, thanks to a generous donation from James Buchanan Duke.

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Price announces faculty retirement incentives, warns of likely staff layoffs

6 days ago | dukechronicle.com | Ana Despa

In a Thursday email to faculty and staff, President Vincent Price announced that eligible faculty members across the University will receive voluntary retirement incentives. He also said the University will “likely” have to engage in involuntary reductions in staff.
Undergraduate Ian Hyun Kim remembered as brilliant physics student, compassionate friend

1 week ago | dukechronicle.com | Lucas Lin

Undergraduate student Ian Hyun Kim is remembered for his intellectual brilliance, compassion and dedication to supporting those around him. Kim, a sophomore in the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences pursuing double majors in physics and math, died unexpectedly overnight May 1. The University announced his death in an email to undergraduate students the same day. His cause of death has not been released.
Trump administration ends $129 million in funding for Duke HIV vaccine effort

1 week ago | dukechronicle.com | Ana Despa

The Trump administration terminated $258 million in funding to the Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Development (CHAVD) Friday, including $129 million for Duke.
American Association of University Professors calls on Duke to 'immediately halt' its employee buyout program

1 week ago | dukechronicle.com | Claire Cranford

The American Association of University Professors released a May 27 statement urging Duke and its board of trustees to “immediately halt” its voluntary separation incentive program and further layoff plans until faculty and staff can be “fully involved” in the decision-making process. The statement, signed by AAUP president Todd Wolfson, alleges that Duke did not consult faculty and staff in decision-making prior to rolling out the VSIP and has not been transparent with its cost-cutting strategy.
Eight Constellations to consider adding to next semester's schedule

1 week ago | dukechronicle.com | Zev van Zanten

Next month, the Class of 2029 will be picking classes at Duke for the first time. They will be the first to navigate Duke’s new curriculum for the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.
Duke women's golf 2025 season review

1 week ago | dukechronicle.com | Ashley Currie

Overview What goes up must come down. The preseason No. 15 Blue Devils displayed a series of solid fall showings before stumbling through their spring slate. Duke cut its postseason run short with an 11th-place finish at the NCAA Norman Regional. The Blue Devils performed similarly in the ACC Championship in Greensboro, N.C., where they placed 10th. Like in Norman, Okla., the team got off to a slow start and struggled to build momentum after falling behind the field.
Five HI's to consider adding to next semester's schedule

1 week ago | dukechronicle.com | Zev van Zanten

Next month, the Class of 2029 will be picking classes at Duke for the first time. They will be the first to navigate Duke’s new curriculum for the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.
Chron15: Duke's icons, leaders, pioneers in 2024-25

2 weeks ago | dukechronicle.com | Claire Cranford

Welcome to this year's Chron15!This was a historic year for Duke in many ways. We celebrated a centennial, cheered on a record-breaking basketball team, and witnessed a consequential election cycle. In the more recent months, we’ve seen Duke prepare for federal policies that could change the very fabric of higher education and withstand criticisms of its joint venture with Wuhan University, or as we know it, DKU. But it’s also been a year of community.
Faculty members voice concerns over impact of federal funding cuts on early career scholars, DEI research

2 weeks ago | dukechronicle.com | Ana Despa

Duke faculty members expressed concerns that early career scientists, particularly those studying areas related to diversity, equity and inclusion, have been most affected by the Trump administration’s ongoing cuts to federally funded research. Predicted impacts on scholars include a restriction of academic discourse on DEI-related topics.
Five CE's to consider adding to next semester's schedule

2 weeks ago | dukechronicle.com | Zev van Zanten

Next month, the Class of 2029 will be picking classes at Duke for the first time. They will be the first to navigate Duke’s new curriculum for the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.