'What we have been fighting for': First-ever Indigenous Arts Showcase and Gala highlights resilience, beauty
The first-ever Indigenous Arts Showcase and Gala featured Indigenous artists and a student fashion show at Penn Pavilion Saturday night.
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The first-ever Indigenous Arts Showcase and Gala featured Indigenous artists and a student fashion show at Penn Pavilion Saturday night.
The Graduate and Professional Student Government’s Student Affairs Committee, co-sponsored by the Duke Graduate Students Union, unanimously passed a resolution “calling for recognition of the rights of graduate students to unionize and organize a fair election without harassment or interference from Duke administration” on Monday.
In response to student complaints about Daily Devil Deals’ smaller serving sizes, Duke Dining administrators say that Daily Devil Deals are not intended to serve as full meals.
Unions are formally recognized bodies of workers who join together to establish collective bargaining power in a workplace. Recognized unions at Duke span dining, publishing, transit and academics. They include the American Federation of State, Council, and Municipal Employees Local 77; the Duke Faculty Union; the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1328; and the Duke University Press Workers Union. Currently, Duke Graduate Students Union is in the process of seeking recognition.
Following the Duke Graduate Students Union’s Thursday rally, students attempted to deliver a letter to President Vincent Price asking Duke to voluntarily recognize the union and were told by administrative staff they could not accept it, according to an organizer.
The Duke Graduate Students Union officially launched a campaign to obtain recognition and bargaining power with the University.
Students and professors will have Labor Day off next year for the first time in decades.
As the semester kicks off and classes get underway, it’s important to know where to look for help and self-care on campus. The Chronicle has compiled a list of available resources on Duke’s campus.
More than 100 students, staff and supporters gathered in front of the Duke Chapel Monday as the Duke Graduate Student Union called for increased stipends.
Changes are abound at Duke Dining facilities, and it’s not just the increasing prices.
The votes are in for North Carolina’s 2022 primary election, where voters selected party candidates to proceed to the general elections in November.
The City of Durham will soon implement an insurance surcharge for unvaccinated employees after ending its mandatory COVID-19 testing program for city employees on April 29.
The Duke Climate Coalition has filed a legal complaint against the Duke over fossil fuel divestment, the group announced at a Wednesday afternoon protest outside the Allen Building.
A year after the 2021 Atlanta spa shootings, the Duke Asian American Diaspora Studies department spoke with three panelists to confront the historical patterns of violence against Asian women.
Duke Student Government hosted the Duke-Durham Festival Sunday afternoon, bringing local Durham businesses and organizations to campus.
A coalition of Duke Latinx student organizations hosted a hybrid teach-in to discuss a list of Latinx student demands on Wednesday night.
Students who tested positive for COVID-19 last weekend isolated themselves in their dorm rooms after Duke reached maximum capacity in isolation housing on Jan. 29, according to an email from Student Health obtained by The Chronicle.
Last week, Duke’s coronavirus testing tracker reported 714 positive COVID-19 tests out of the 15,851 tests administered. Each test means another bill for the University, so how much are COVID-related expenses costing Duke?
Topgolf, an international sports entertainment company, is coming to Durham.
Eligible Duke students can now receive an optional COVID-19 booster shot on campus through Student Health, Director of Student Health John Vaughn wrote in a Tuesday morning email to students.