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We might not be aware of it, but too many of our relationships are rooted to a foundation of fear that is fixated instinctually on serving ourselves.
Discerning who one wants to be must always precede knowing what it is that one should do to become that person.
Methodism, at its best, produces people of a big tent and hearts on fire. We might think twice before striking the former and dousing the latter.
The new world of social media combined with PC culture and accelerated through a tipping-point/cascade effect have made just about anything potentially controversial.
The greatest obstacle to the advancement of black Americans isn’t racism or past injustices but rather the black community itself.
My application to be the Class of 2015 commencement speaker was overlooked.
Was it easier to be patriotic in 1776 than it is today?
I am in the midst of that awkward period of summer after school lets out but before my internship starts.
There are hundreds of organizations and dozens of departments on campus, but what are they doing for students?
The formal cooler is more than just a cooler for many at Duke.
Outside the obligatory retraction and apology, Rolling Stone’s attempts to rectify the colossal damage Erdely’s story caused ring hollow.
Hough's comments following the New York Times editorial deserve criticism for their slackness and casual wording, not for racism.
Sometimes, you think the world makes sense but then out of nowhere respected humanitarians will suddenly begin hurling upsetting and problematic non-sequiturs at you.
The Executive Committee of the Black Faculty Caucus supports the University's statement regarding last week's controversial comment on a New York Times editorial by James B. Duke Professor Jerry...
If feminism is to succeed, what it needs is a rebranding a la Steven Pinker.
I can’t count the number of times I’ve been disappointed while at Duke.
This summer marks the start of an exciting change for The Chronicle.
To the Class of 2017, we are at a weird crossroads of adulthood and non-adulthood.
I’ve been a vegetarian for about four years now.
