Duke Class of '89

12/02/2025

We're in the Final Four!
Duke Women's Soccer is headed to Kansas City to play in the NCAA championship! First match-up is with Stanford on Friday 12/5.
The national championship match is Monday 12/8. Tune in and cheer for the Blue Devils!

The Duke women's soccer team is heading back to the NCAA College Cup for the second year in a row as the second-seeded and 11th-ranked Blue Devils defeated f...

03/04/2025

Exciting announcement! 🏀🎓

02/12/2025

What a glow up for the Duke Alumni website! Go check out the new features and improved navigation.

With 200,000+ Blue Devils across the globe, wherever you go after graduation, you can grow your network, career, and passions by connecting with alumni who share your love of Duke.

01/30/2025

This is your must-read for this week.
So many great memories for our class!
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The Cameron Crazies have earned a reputation as some of basketball's most dedicated fans. The Chronicle traces back some of their most notorious traditions.

01/12/2025

Snow days at Duke! ❄️💙❄️

Though Friday’s blanket didn’t quite amount to the anticipated three inches, it was the first time many Blue Devils saw their Gothic campus dressed in white.

12/14/2024

Duke's Centennial year flew by, so you might have missed some of the highlights.
Check out this video and enjoy the recap of our university's first century!

The Duke Centennial: A Year to Remember Relive some of the highlights and reflections of a year of celebration Published December 10, 2024 Credits University Communications & Marketing Tags Centennial Today marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of Duke and a year of celebration, historic refle...

11/02/2024

Dean Sue was a fixture of our time at Duke, and no doubt many of you have a good story about interacting with her.

Dean Sue Wasiolek has spent 51 years at Duke. She came to Duke as a first-generation college student and stayed after graduation, ultimately finding her calling working with students. She served as Associate Vice President for Student Affairs for 40 years.

She nearly went to NC State (!), but lucky for us and for generations of Duke students, she ended up in the Gothic Wonderland.

Listen to this awesome interview with Dean Sue.

Dean Sue Wasiolek has spent 51 years at Duke. She came to Duke as a first-generation college student and stayed after graduation, ultimately finding her calling working with students. She served as Associate Vice President for Student Affairs for 40 years.