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• Incoming Trinity first-years must choose between FOCUS and Constellations. What’s the difference?

  By Lucas Lin| The Duke Chronicle Verified Starting next fall, first-years in the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences will be required to take part in a multidisciplinary and community-building academic experience through either FOCUS or Constellations. The FOCUS program has been a staple of Trinity’s first-year curriculum for over three decades, while Constellations is a recent edition, launching this fall as part of a revamping of the Trinity curriculum — its first major change since 2000.

  By Lucas Lin · The Duke Chronicle

  Apr. 12, 2025

• Incoming Trinity first-years must choose between FOCUS and Constellations. What’s the difference?

  By Lucas Lin| The Duke Chronicle Verified Starting next fall, first-years in the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences will be required to take part in a multidisciplinary and community-building academic experience through either FOCUS or Constellations. The FOCUS program has been a staple of Trinity’s first-year curriculum for over three decades, while Constellations is a recent edition, launching this fall as part of a revamping of the Trinity curriculum — its first major change since 2000.

  By Lucas Lin · The Duke Chronicle

  Apr. 12, 2025

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The Duke Chronicle

The Duke Chronicle is the independent student news organization of Duke University, established in 1905. Originally named the Trinity Chronicle, it became The Duke Chronicle in 1924. The newspaper is student-run and has transitioned from a weekly to a daily publication, currently releasing issues four days a week during the academic year. The Chronicle provides extensive coverage of campus news, events, and Blue Devil sports, serving as a key information source for students, faculty, and alumni. It also plays an important role in journalism education, offering students hands-on experience that has led many to successful careers in major media outlets. The digital platform features a variety of content, including articles and archives dating back to 1995, ensuring a rich resource for its readers. The Chronicle operates independently, funded through advertising revenue, which allows it to report on campus matters freely.