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Duke bucks the trend
Duke's pool of applicants grows my leaps and bounds, regardless of a national trend of decreasing applications to elite universities.
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Sound-off: Recruitment
The Chronicle’s Katie Hillyer spoke with students who survived rush to get a better sense of their feelings about the process.
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Trending: Now accepting submissions!
Please submit your ideas for any and all things trending on the interwebs that you want to see on the blog!
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Politics roundup: Gingrich shakes up GOP race heading into Florida
As the Republican primary race moves to Florida, the nation waits to see what effect Gingrich's recent success in South Carolina will have.
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Strength in numbers
With group fitness, those trying to lose some winter weight don’t have to sweat in solitude anymore.
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An enlightening blackout
Until a few days ago, few Duke students had heard of PIPA or SOPA, until an internet blackout shed light on the issue.
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This Week in Chronicle History: poor dormitory security and faculty recruiting
Swipe access to dorms and magnetically-locked fire exits were not always security measures available to Duke students.
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Pop Culture Grid: Lau vs. Yim
The Chronicle's Annie Wang asked a scholar from two scholarship programs—Joyce Lau and Jeannie Yim, respectively—enough to figure out the key differences between the two
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LSD, tobacco and Nazi drinking games
Nazi-themed drinking parties at LSE, LSD at Columbia, smoking ban at UC's and Business Frat 101 at Penn.
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Soundoff: (Brrrr)lack Tenting
The Chronicle's Nandini Srinivasan asked the tenters about their decision to brave the elements.
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MLK Day: The timeless trending of justice and equality
In honor of MLK day, The Chronicle's blogger Minshu Deng reminds students of some ways Dukies can be more involved in the fight for justice and equality.
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Politics Roundup: Mitt Romney and the Palmetto State
As leading Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney faces attack from his competitor in the primary races, Newt Gingrich, the South Carolina primary is rolling around.
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