Kim, a sophomore in the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, passed away unexpectedly overnight. He is remembered by many as “a brilliant student, caring classmate and dear friend.”
Postseason play has arrived for many of Duke's spring sports, and the Blue Zone is here to preview the matchups. Next up is Duke women’s golf, which begins NCAA Regional Championship play next week.
Connor, Jake and Ava Krug have brought their tight familial bonds into the culture of their respective teams, taking part in some of the most successful years in Duke tennis history.
Taylor Sofilkanich, New Jersey's top women's basketball prospect according to ESPN, announced her commitment to Duke on X May 1. The 6-foot-4 forward chose Duke over a list of schools that included Indiana, Michican, N.C. State, Penn State and Miami.
Evan Bradds will join Duke men’s basketball as an assistant coach, the program announced May 1. Bradds served as an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz for two seasons. His arrival follows the departure of former assistant coach Jai Lucas to Miami after two years with the Blue Devils.
University administrators confirmed that the two Duke graduate students and one alumnus on Optional Practical Training whose visas were revoked now have them set to active status.
Postseason play has arrived for many of Duke's spring sports, and the Blue Zone is here to preview the matchups. We’ve already looked at women's and men's tennis. Next up is Duke men’s lacrosse, which begins ACC Tournament play this weekend.
Postseason play is here for many of Duke's spring sports, and the Blue Zone is here to preview the matchups. First up is women's and men's tennis, who begin NCAA Tournament play this weekend.
A North Carolina judge denied a preliminary injunction for three former Duke football players seeking an extra year of college eligibility. Ryan Smith, Tre’Shon Devones and Cameron Bergeron filed suits against the NCAA April 3 over alleged inconsistencies in the waiver approval process, but the hearing April 22 found no "unreasonable restraint of trade."
Graduates, we want to see your faces! Each year, we highlight graduation photos in celebration of commencement. Submit yours via email by Sunday, May 4 by 5 p.m.
In Duke's first portal move of the offseason, 6-foot-6 Washington State graduate transfer Cedric Coward announced his commitment April 28 via Instagram.
In their penultimate tune-up ahead of ACCs, the Blue Devils split up over the weekend. While the majority traveled to Charlotte for the Charlotte Invitational, a select few went up to Franklin Field in Philadelphia for the Penn Relay Carnival, perhaps the most prestigious track competition in the United States.
Duke won the third game 12-6 and took the series with it after winning the Friday matchup 9-2 but falling short in an 11-9 defeat Saturday.
With the NFL Draft conducted and both the MLB season and NBA playoffs underway, several Blue Devils are making an impact as pros. The Blue Zone is here to break down their performances.
After bowing out of the NCAA Tournament in the Final Four, Duke men's basketball now faces a rebuild, with several key players leaving for the NBA. In this edition of Take of the Week, the Blue Zone discusses the program's progress.
In a Sunday rubber match, the Blue Devils clicked on all cylinders. A 14-0 win was driven by two grand slams from Sam Harris and AJ Gracia, while an efficient start from freshman Henry Zatkowski on the bump helped the Blue Devils reach 30 wins for the 12th time under head coach Chris Pollard.
A 10-9 overtime victory by the Blue Devils ended the Cavaliers' season. Characterized by a high-velocity opening half and a third-quarter scoring drought, Duke persevered with critical saves by sophomore Patrick Jameison and a last-minute shot to seal the victory.
The Blue Zone’s Blast from the Past series highlights pivotal figures and events in Duke sports history. Next, we look back at former Duke football star George McAfee’s NFL draft selection and career.
The two-day regatta pitted No. 18 Duke against 16 other teams, stretching from as far west as Washington State and as far south as Miami. Five boats and 15 races later, the Blue Devils walked away with a second-place title.
Sophomore AJ Gracia sent a no-doubt, walk-off home run over the center field fence at Jack Coombs Field to secure a 6-3 win for the Blue Devils. The homer was Duke’s exclamation mark on the night, but junior Owen Proksch repeatedly punctuated the evening with a 10-strikeout performance on the mound.
During the spring season, The Chronicle is polling its readers every week via its Sportswrap newsletter to highlight one Blue Devil athlete’s outstanding performance. This week, the spotlight is on Noah Murray's designated hitting performance for Duke baseball.
