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Whatsup in Durham?
Summer has really sunk its fiery teeth into dear old Durham, but with some help you will have no problem staying cool and hip under the southern sun. With free live hip-hop, West African grooves and phantasmagorical beer, The Chronicle’s Julian Spector knows what you should be doing this weekend.
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From pipettes to the field
While many pre-med students spend their research hours with pipettes and buffer solutions, some have the opportunity to pursue research internationally in the field.
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Immigration Reform and the Republican Dilemma
The immigration reform battle has dominated the discussion policy circles over the last couple weeks and it provides an interesting look into what may be the future of the Republican Party.
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Getting an "O"-ducation
The Female Orgasm talk had the laughs coming from start to finish, leaving the audience satisfied.
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Tips for Tenting
Tenting for the Duke-UNC game is a Cameron Crazies tradition. Here are some helpful pointers on how to stay safe and healthy in K-Ville.
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The Year in Free Rap Music
Every year, hundreds of rising rappers and a few established ones release mixtapes for free on the internet. The Chronicle's Walker Schiff discusses his favorites from 2012.
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Politics roundup: 2016 because I can
This is probably an exercise in futility but this entire article is going to be dedicated to the 2016 presidential race, specifically the Republican candidates. You might be wondering, “There is a whole midterm election in 2014, isn’t that important?” Well, yes, but not really.
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Brain power and memory techniques
Although memory techniques have been regarded as a relic of ancient history used by ancient Greek scribes to memorize lengthy poems, the nearly purely anecdotal science has now gained increasing interest in the field of psychology.
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Opinion: Nobel Prize a tribute to selfless science
Science is good—the selfless, critical and progressive ideas that are validated in a scientific way should genuinely be promoted and actively pursued. Duke's recent Nobel laureate, Dr. Robert Lefkowitz, is an example of the true selflessness of science.
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Let's talk about 2 Chainz
For those that don’t know, 2 Chainz is a rapper. In the last year, he is has gone from being the oft-overlooked veteran MC to one of the hottest rappers on the hip-hop circuit.
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I spy with my little eye...a student researcher!
What do radiologists and football players have in common? Both must rely on their visual cognition to succeed.
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Dishin’ Out Durham: Coffee Break
Bean Traders Coffee, located on Ninth Street, is a quaint yet odd little coffee shop.
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