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After Duke Football's victory over Wake Forest — a win which helped the team clinch an ACC Championship game appearance ...
12/01/2025

After Duke Football's victory over Wake Forest — a win which helped the team clinch an ACC Championship game appearance — the Blue Zone recapped the action with a key player, word and stat:

Duke football capped off the 2025 regular season with a 49-32 win over To***co Road rival Wake Forest. The Blue Zone highlights one player, one word and one stat from the Blue Devils win that propelled them into the 2025 ACC Championship.

In mid-November, a group of Duke students, from undergraduates to doctoral candidates, traveled to Belém, Brazil to atte...
12/01/2025

In mid-November, a group of Duke students, from undergraduates to doctoral candidates, traveled to Belém, Brazil to attend COP 30, the U.N.’s annual climate convention. Students reflected on the visit, expressing mixed feelings on the outcome:

In mid-November more than a dozen Duke students traveled to Belém, Brazil to attend the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP30.

Last month, Durham City Council approved a resolution that made it part of a global network of 'biophilic cities.' The r...
12/01/2025

Last month, Durham City Council approved a resolution that made it part of a global network of 'biophilic cities.' The resolution was authored by Lexie Chen when she was a high school senior:

Picture a Durham where the skyline includes green roofs thick with pollinator gardens. That vision edged closer to reality when Durham became the 34th city in a network of “biophilic cities.”

For Duke volleyball, the 2025 season has come to an end, following losses in its last two games to Wake Forest and Calif...
11/30/2025

For Duke volleyball, the 2025 season has come to an end, following losses in its last two games to Wake Forest and California:

As most students were home for Thanksgiving, Duke volleyball was hard at work on the practice court to prepare for the final two matches of the season.

After Robbie Church's retirement, Duke women's soccer found its next leader from within:
11/30/2025

After Robbie Church's retirement, Duke women's soccer found its next leader from within:

Duke women's soccer found its next leader from within

Saturday afternoon, Duke football put the pieces together for a complete win against Wake Forest. The 49-32 victory spea...
11/30/2025

Saturday afternoon, Duke football put the pieces together for a complete win against Wake Forest. The 49-32 victory speaks to the Blue Devils' persistence and marks the culmination of a rocky season:

It took 12 weeks, four one-possession games and quite a lot of passing yards, penalties and third-down conversions by opponents. But through it all, Duke found a way to end its season just like Beethoven ended his ninth symphony: on a high note.

Thanks to a 49-32 win against Wake Forest and a lucky set of conference upsets, Duke football will head to the ACC Champ...
11/30/2025

Thanks to a 49-32 win against Wake Forest and a lucky set of conference upsets, Duke football will head to the ACC Championship next Saturday:

The Blue Devils have earned a spot in the ACC Championship, thanks to a 49-32 win against Wake Forest and a lucky set of conference upsets. Head coach Manny Diaz’s squad will head to Charlotte this Saturday for a battle with Virginia at 8 p.m.

FINAL: Duke 49, Wake Forest 32Duke football forced four turnovers against the Demon Deacons to secure a consecutive stat...
11/30/2025

FINAL: Duke 49, Wake Forest 32
Duke football forced four turnovers against the Demon Deacons to secure a consecutive state title for the first time since the 1961-62 seasons. Mensah, Castle and Sheppard all scored twice on the ground in the win:

In a crucial game to keep Duke’s conference title hopes alive, an offensive clinic led the Blue Devils to a 49-32 victory over Wake Forest. The win marks the first time Duke has swept its in-state rivals in consecutive years since 1961-62.

After 30 minutes of play in Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke football leads Wake Forest 21-17. Darian Mensah, Nate Sheppard an...
11/29/2025

After 30 minutes of play in Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke football leads Wake Forest 21-17. Darian Mensah, Nate Sheppard and Anderson Castle have each scored a touchdown on the ground:

The Blue Devils close the 2025 regular season against To***co Road rival Wake Forest. After 30 minutes of play in Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke heads to the locker room up 21-17 on the Demon Deacons.

The final regular-season game for Duke football kicks off later this afternoon, and the Blue Zone has you covered for so...
11/29/2025

The final regular-season game for Duke football kicks off later this afternoon, and the Blue Zone has you covered for some key prop bets:

After Duke secured a postseason bowl game through a season-saving rivalry win over North Carolina, the Blue Devils enter another crucial ACC matchup against Wake Forest. Ahead of the contest, the Blue Zone offers picks on some key prop bets.

At 3:30 p.m., Duke football kicks off against Wake Forest. The Chronicle's beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils ...
11/29/2025

At 3:30 p.m., Duke football kicks off against Wake Forest. The Chronicle's beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils can pull off a conference win at home as the regular season comes to a close:

Duke kicks off its final regular-season game against Wake Forest at 3:30 p.m. The Chronicle’s beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils will pick up a conference win at home against the Demon Deacons.

For the second year in a row, Duke women's soccer is headed to the College Cup. The Blue Devils defeated Washington 3-0 ...
11/29/2025

For the second year in a row, Duke women's soccer is headed to the College Cup. The Blue Devils defeated Washington 3-0 behind goals from Kat Rader, Devin Lynch and Mia Minestrella. Goalie Caroline Dysart helped secure the shutout:

Though Washington occasionally put Duke’s defense on its heels, the second-seeded Blue Devils were in the driver’s seat for almost all 90 minutes against the fourth-seeded Huskies, securing a 3-0 victory and a ticket to Kansas City, Mo., for the College Cup.

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