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With this being the first semester for first-year students, long distance relationships seem to be a popular topic of discussion heard frequently around East Campus. Long distance is a fact of life for many students at Duke.
Colleges are hot spots for social media and networking. New social networking applications and platforms foster new friendships and allow people, in a diverse community of individuals, to interact with as many members of their community, at least in theory. Personally I appreciate and support the idea of such a framework. Facilitating people to go beyond their existing social circles to discover and identify with new people in college is most certainly a great endeavor. Friendsy, developed by two Princeton students Mike Pinsky and Vaidhy Murthi, is a 2013 innovation that seeks to fill this unique niche in higher education social media. Every other week, I will explore an innovative application to highlight some of the most intriguing developments in tech.
Duke Student Government is aiming to tackle prominent campus issues from a new perspective.
With ride sharing services such as Uber and Lyft spiking in popularity, Durham cab companies are finding themselves forced to adjust their business models.
