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As most undergraduate students headed into their midterm week, the late night lines for The Perk in Von der Heyden grew longer with students buying study break snacks including sugar and caffeine. The Chronicle's Kotoe Oshima talked to students about how they were surviving crunch time.
When the world’s largest sperm donor bank stopped accepting sperms from redheads this week, and I was reminded of Cartman’s presentation, “Ginger kids have no souls!” from a South Park episode two years ago. With popular media making fun of ginger kids in the U.S. and the U.K., do parents shopping for their baby’s DNA avoid the red-headed gene?
Many undergraduates remain uninformed of the new housing model. Those who attended the house model forum hosted by DSG Tuesday may have been enlightened about the house model that comprises of 74 individual houses spread throughout West and Central campuses, with 43 designated for affiliated student groups. The Chronicle’s Kotoe Oshima spoke with students across all years and affiliations to get a sense of the Duke community’s reaction toward the proposed housing plan.
A team of three Duke students competed this week in the final round of a social entrepreneurial challenge that aimed at increasing statewide high school graduation rates.
As seniors continue to polish their resumes and networking skills before graduation, some may wish they had chosen a different major.
Duke students’ expanding culture of entrepreneurship is calling for greater institutional support.
A student-founded discount site exclusive to deals in the Durham area has rebranded itself after the threat of a lawsuit.
Occupy Duke stands out as one of the only Occupy movements protesting directly on a college campus.
The tents have come to Duke early this year.
One of the largest donations ever given to a historically black university aims to strengthen quantitative programs and diversify the student body.
Recovering the national economy may be as simple as ensuring bipartisan collaboration.
The North Carolina Pride Parade was as much about political advocacy as the festivities this year.
Being green is vital to the United States’ national security—at least according to some experts.
A photographer spoke about the need to humanize tragedy Wednesday—putting a face to the statistics of a disaster.
American students are entering the adult world without morals, self-discipline and maturity—all because of modern education, said Bard College President Leon Botstein.
Incoming DUU President Rachel Sussman will lead the organization’s effort to increase communication and collaboration across campus.
As Duke continues to attract more students from throughout the world, the University is expanding efforts to make them feel comfortable in their new home.
