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Assault reported on Central

By Zak Kazzaz

Three of the five people who allegedly assaulted and robbed a sophomore male on campus around 10:15 p.m. Friday have been arrested and are being held by Durham Police. Sherika Burnette, 19, Zecora Hajambo, 17, and another female, 13, whose name was not released, were arrested on counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon and assault with a deadly weapon causing serious injury....(51 Comments)

Duke hires first Muslim chaplain

By Christopher Ross

The University announced Monday that it hired Abdullah Antepli to serve as its first full-time Muslim chaplain. Duke will be joining a very small group of universities across the country-including Georgetown University, Princeton University and Yale University-that have full-time imams....(14 Comments)

New dean joins Trinity ranks

By Julia Love

Kevin Moore, the current associate dean for research at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, will join Duke in July as Trinity College of Arts and Sciences senior associate dean for faculty affairs, George McLendon, incoming dean of Trinity College and dean of the faculty of Arts and Sciences, announced Friday....(1 Comment)

Sports

M Basketball: Krzyzewski favors inside succession

By Ben Cohen

Head coach Mike Krzyzewski still has a passion for coaching and has no plans to leave the sideline anytime soon, but when he does retire, he will not appoint his own successor, Krzyzewski said Tuesday at his annual summer press conference. Although the University will name a replacement upon his retirement, Krzyzewski said he will eventually advocate for a candidate with a connection to his program....(1 Comment)
M Lacrosse: Ross, Mayer to return; Greer still undecided

Midfielder Brad Ross and defenseman Kevin Mayer will both use their fifth years of eligibility at Duke and Tewaraaton Trophy finalist Zack Greer is not yet sure of his plans for next year, head coach John Danowski told Inside Lacrosse. Attackman Josh Coveleski and midfielder Bo Carrington will not return to Duke next year....(0 Comments)
M Golf: A different U.S. Open comeback

By Meredith Shiner

Torrey Pines was the perfect setting to stage a comeback. Playing his first full week of tournament golf since recovering from injury, even he was surprised by his performance in achieving what was arguably the greatest accomplishment of his career. And, no, I'm not talking about Tiger....(0 Comments)

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Mike Krzyzewski said he would like his successor to have a Duke tie, but will not appoint one himself.

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Opinion

Editorial: Eruditio et Religio

When he takes the post July 1, the University's first full-time Muslim chaplain will be a worthy addition to the University's spiritual and academic offerings. Imam Abdullah Antepli will not only provide religious support for Duke's Muslim population, but he will also increase awareness and promote dialogue about the religion within the broader Duke community. (19 Comments)