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Seen posters for SHAPE around campus? The Sexual Harassment and Assault Prevention & Education Week is taking place this week until Sunday, Feb. 9.
As an expert reporter for The Chronicle, I was assigned to cover Groundhog Day and went to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania for the story.
I haven’t had a single conversation with an acquaintance of Mary Pat’s who wasn’t thoroughly impressed by her. And trust me, I’ve had many such conversations. It has become nearly impossible to talk about gender violence prevention on campus without hearing her name.
Duke Student Government Senate wasn’t frugal Wednesday night—DSG approved more than $20,000 in Student Organization Finance Committee funding at its meeting.
Duke has made it clear that it will not interfere with students’ career choices. In an article written in light of recent protests at Tech Connect and the Career Fair, multiple Duke administrators, from Bill Wright-Swadel from the Career Center, to Michael Schoenfeld from Public Affairs and Governmental Relations, to Ravi Bellamkonda from the Pratt School of Engineering, to Mary Pat McMahon from Student Affairs, have all said some variation of the statement that students should have the critical thought and ability to choose their own careers, and Duke wasn't going to interfere with those efforts.
Young Trustee finalist Maryam Asenuga, a senior, is committed to social justice and to building a more inclusive Duke.
Young Trustee finalist Leah Abrams, a senior, plans to use her nuanced understanding of the issues at Duke and Durham to be a voice for equity.
Pneumonia is asthma. A serious blood regulation condition is anxiety. A concussion is also anxiety. Chronic bronchitis is “just allergies.” Cancer tumor hemorrhage is gas pain.
In a debate-filled meeting Wednesday night, the Duke Student Government Senate amended their election rules and procedures and passed an unusual amendment to a piece of funding legislation.
Duke Student Government's Senate met on Jan. 22.
A couple of big prize-winners this spring in Nadia Murad and Nyle DiMarco are coming to speak on campus.
The Community Editorial Board is made up of 12 undergraduate students from across the University. The Board’s members are independent, and do not speak for The Chronicle’s newsroom staff. They meet once a week to discuss issues and topics at Duke. A member of the Board will write the editorial, which is then edited by other members and the chairs before being reviewed by the opinion editor.
Every vice president knows they may have to take over for the president, but rarely does that situation come to fruition.
Should Duke reevaluate its process of deciding which companies can recruit on campus?
Last week, the Duke Student Government Senate passed a resolution that urged Duke to terminate its “partnerships” with Palantir Technologies with the immediate aim of stopping the firm’s recruitment efforts on campus. This action by the DSG Senate - while perhaps emotionally satisfying for many of its members - is short-sighted, blatantly partisan in nature, largely uninformed by fact, and unnecessarily paternalistic when it comes to dictating the employment opportunities of Duke students.
At Wednesday’s meeting, the Duke Student Government Senate passed a resolution to urge Duke to terminate its partnerships with Palantir Technologies.
No, Durham SOUP is not a soup-tasting event—it's an event for entrepreneurs to pitch ideas to the community.
Noor Tasnim, Trinity ‘18 and Ubben Fellow for Student Programs, gave a presentation to the Senate explaining the Duke Alumni Network.
At Wednesday’s meeting, the Duke Student Government Senate elected a new associate justice to the DSG Judiciary.
The Chronicle publishes a lot of dumb stuff. Like mostly dumb stuff. Like case in point, what you’re reading right now. Like for every article of substance there’s like three about Joey Baker slapping the floor or something dumb like that.
