TJ Ciesla
Gilbert-Addoms is about to get a makeover.
Ryan Zhang
The era of one-ply toilet paper in Duke restrooms is coming to the end of its roll.
Patton Callaway
As students finish filling out next year’s housing applications, the University is looking back on the first year of the house model to make changes for the future.
Kristie Kim
Students’ reactions to the expansion of gender-neutral bathrooms on campus have been, on the whole, neutral.
Jeffrey Cicurel
Duke Housing, Dining and Residence Life will implement gender-neutral housing in three unaffiliated West Campus houses.
Elizabeth Djinis
The makeover could make the apartments more attractive to students.
The house model aims to create equal opportunities for independent and affiliated students alike.
Margot Tuchler
The complaints have raised questions about the quality of Central housing and its effect on student health.
Duke’s oldest dormitories are in store for a facelift in the coming years.
Joel Luther
Some of Duke’s Panhellenic sororities are receiving additional funding from their national organizations to renovate their new Central Campus houses.
The administration will consider a final draft of a proposal to expand gender-neutral housing starting Fall 2013.
Arden Kreeger
The release of next year’s housing assignments Monday yielded mixed responses as students adjust to the new house model.
After failing to fill the majority of their allotted sections, the new Social Justice House and Latino Cultural House will not have housing in the Fall under the new house model.
As students registered for housing last week, advocates for an expansion of Duke’s gender-neutral housing program were unsuccessful in their cause.
Ben Rakestraw
Student feedback to a recent Duke Student Government survey reveals a lack of support for a proposed change to the house model set to begin Fall 2012.
Anna Koelsch
Duke housekeepers mistreatment by their supervisor are urging administrators to take action.
For juniors returning from studying abroad in the Fall, housing worries have finally been eased.
Sophia Palenberg
Although the new residents of Keohane 4E Quadrangle moved in before the start of classes, the new residence hall celebrated its grand opening Thursday afternoon.
After the housing lottery, some selective living groups were in the market for better housing.
Kelly Scurry
Some living groups bypassed the typical route in determining housing sections for next year.
The approval of three cultural houses for next year’s house model has stirred conversation about the potential for self-segregation.
Tiffany Lieu
About a third of the 111 juniors who applied for off-campus housing this Fall will be able to live off campus in the Spring.
Chronicle Staff
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At the housing lottery tonight, here's what selective living groups went where.
The house model lottery was not without drama Wednesday night, as sororities, fraternities and non-greek selective living groups learned where they will live under the house model beginning Fall 2012.
