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Getting Started
First, check out the Duke Wiki Guide — this is a good place to start! A Wiki is a linked set of pages that anybody can edit and contribute to without knowing anything about websites. Wikipedia is the prime example of a successful wiki project. Also, check out Why Wiki Works for some information on the philosophy of wiki.
After reading that stuff, and playing around in the Wiki Sand Box, check out our FAQ. We also have a Title Index with a list of all the pages in the wiki.
Something you would like to see? Add it to our To-Do List!
The Duke University Wiki is community-website in which anyone can share, modify, change, or delete. The goal of the Duke Wiki is to create an online home for Duke students, with reviews, information, facts, flyers, gossip, and the works.
Please feel free to read something random. If you'd like to share, just create an account and you can start adding your own stuff right away!
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Featured Article
 An issue of the Chronicle, featuring its distinctive style, with an image of President Richard Brodhead covering the masthead. Considered one of the best student newspapers in the country, its editors were on a variety of news shows in response to the Duke Lacrosse scandal.
Current editors and regular reporters include Saidi Chen, Adam Eaglin, Jared Mueller, David Graham, Iza Wojciechowska, Rob Copeland, Greg Beaton, Sam Levy, Matt Iles, Sean Moroney, Neal Sengupta, Shreya Rao, Victoria Ward, Meg Bourdillion, Wenjia Zhang, and other reporters - all are student reporters and most editors are upper classmen.
Coverage includes campus student government, administration, University expansion plan, current events, politics, and business. Controversial stories include coverage of Duke Lacrosse accusations by the Durham DA, Fraternity and Sorority life, drug usage, incidents with professors, legal issues of current students and professors, and town-gown relations.
Runs daily on Weekdays, the paper copy is not available on weekends or over school holidays.
Learn more about the Chronicle...
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Mystery Picture
Can you guess where in or around Duke University this picture was taken, or identify its contents? Anything covered in the Wiki is game.
Please edit this page and add your own picture!
Guesses and spoilers! Older mystery pictures are saved and catalogued. Here are some helpful non-binding rules on what makes a good mystery picture.
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