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Ranjan Jindal

Greenville
As seen in: The Duke Chronicle, Yahoo, Poynter Online, Austin American-Statesman, PolitiFact, Our Community Now, PBS News Hour - Politics
Greenville, SC | Duke '26 | Former Sports Editor for @chroniclesports, @dukebasketball
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Samir Patel on science journalism and curiosity

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By Zev van Zanten, Ana Despa, Ranjan Jindal
| The Duke Chronicle Verified
Recess | Campus | The Chronicle Apr 22, 2026, 3:00 AM On April 19, Humanities in Medicine (HuMed), the Duke Program in Literature, the DeWitt Wallace Center, Duke English and Duke’s Program in Education hosted “Storytelling Through Science Journalism,” a speaker event featuring Samir Patel (Pratt ‘97), the editor and chief of Quanta Magazine.
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Journalism is the best teacher

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By Ranjan Jindal, Anna Garziera, Martin Heintzelman
| The Duke Chronicle Verified
During my freshman year with The Chronicle, I happened to be the only women’s basketball beat that didn’t have class Tuesdays at noon. Naturally, I got the assignment of attending Kara Lawson’s midweek Zoom press conferences every week. I remember rigorously preparing for those calls and scouring ESPN for trends to find the perfect question to ask Coach Lawson. I realized that was probably over preparation, but I wanted to represent The Chronicle’s name well in my first year with the paper.
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Duke men's tennis exits ACC Championship with 4-0 quarterfinal loss to Wake Forest

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By Ranjan Jindal, Alex Sizemore, Seyun Park
| The Duke Chronicle Verified
Apr 18, 2026, 3:59 PM CARY, N.C.— A strong ACC Championship run came to an end Friday for Duke men’s tennis. After knocking off No. 16-seed Boston College and No. 8-seed Miami in consecutive days, the eighth-seeded Blue Devils faced No. 1-seed Wake Forest and fell 4-0 at Cary Tennis Park in the ACC Championship quarterfinals. “I thought they played really well. I felt like we ran into a buzz saw,” head coach Ramsey Smith said. “Obviously, they were fresh.
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