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With headlines such as “Trump renounces U.S. citizenship, moves to Russia," the political satire website hillarybeattrump.org is making waves.
Writing columns can be stressful. I’m supposed to write one every two weeks. It might not sound like a lot (that’s what I thought too) but actually it can end up being quite a bit of time. You have to take out time from homework, tests, sleep (number one priority, let's be real) and any other commitments you may have and write about 800 words that will make at least some sense when strung together.
Not going to lie, having to write a column gives me a bit of anxiety. What if I have nothing meaningful to say? What if I don’t even know that much about what I’m writing about? What if this piece of writing comes back to haunt me a few years down the lane?
While browsing Pinterest (procrastination, anyone?), I came across a quote that went something like this: anxiety is not being able to sleep because you’re worrying about something wrong you may have said two years ago.
My fellow sophomores who have yet to declare their major(s) and cannot make up their minds, my sympathies are with you. So, why is it so hard to pick one?
Recently for a class, I made an audio documentary piece titled “Being Pakistani in the United States.” I interviewed two Duke women, a freshman from Pakistan and a sophomore who is a Pakistani-American. They helped me see that, although no one story is the same, we all—at different levels—are struggling to “fit in.”
I have written about my personal experiences with depression before. In fact, I wrote about it in this very paper just last year. But then, this summer, I went through what felt very much like a relapse, and I realized that I had failed to fully understand my own experience. As a result, I had not been able to communicate it in its entirety.
Faculty and students gathered Monday to begin a dialogue on the recent controversy over the location of the University's adhan.
The National Institutes of Health has awarded a Duke researcher more than $1 million in order to study the ethical use of patient health records.
Since breaking my silence three years ago, I have carried my experience with me wherever I go. Today, I want to share it with the Duke community. My name is Alena Sadiq, I suffered from clinical depression and this is my story.
The launch of the White House's “It’s On Us” campaign to raise awareness about sexual assault on college campuses received considerable attention last week, but Duke is pursuing its own methods to tackle the issue.
Fearing a decrease in voter turnout due to new voting regulations, organizations at Duke, in Durham and across North Carolina are mobilizing voters for the midterm elections this November.
