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Whether it’s your first year or your last, there’s always somebody at Duke that you might not know. The Chronicle is here to help. Here are some of the University’s biggest stars to be on the lookout for—on campus, over Zoom, or in your inbox.
Duke Student Government Senate kicked off their first meeting of the semester with a fire alarm, financial updates and confirmations of committee nominees.
As the fall semester quickly approaches and COVID-19 restrictions continuously change, Duke has many mental health and wellness resources to help students navigate any challenge the new school year may bring.
This story was updated on Oct. 12, 2021, with links to more articles, including additional information about mental health resources.
If you’ve seen infographics about sexual misconduct at Duke on your Instagram feed, you’ve likely seen the work of the Sexual Harassment and Assault Prevention and Education (SHAPE) Initiative. However, the group’s social media presence is part of a larger goal.
For the Class of 2021, sophomore year saw the renaming of an infamous building, a collection of controversies and a star-studded basketball season.
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March 4, 2020 was a relatively normal print production day. I walked from my evening game theory class in LSRC to Flowers 301 ready to fact-check stories and checklist the layout of the print paper. Tea from Vondy in hand, I thought I was ready for the late night ahead. But, as the cliché goes in most folks’ memories of the early days of the pandemic, it was unfathomable that that would have been my last print night as news editor.
DSG senators heard presentations from the student government's research arm on Wednesday.
Former Dean of Students Sue Wasiolek got an award for her dedication to undergraduates on Wednesday—and it happens to be named for her.
Students had received more than 9,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses by April 12, with Duke alone administering the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine to more than 1,800 students, according to Vice President of Administration Kyle Cavanaugh.
When Duke declared a campus-wide stay-in-place policy to counter rising coronavirus cases, the Class of 2024 GroupMe chat erupted in chaos.
Duke Student Government senators approved the Student Organization Finance Committee 2021-2022 annual budget after conducting a second reading at their Wednesday night meeting.
Duke Student Government senators recognized the Duke Pro-Life Club and chartered two other student groups at its Wednesday meeting.
Student volunteers got their hands dirty last week during a waste audit coordinated by Duke Student Government and the Environmental Alliance.
More than a year after the rollout of Blue Devils Care, the program continues to offer students remote mental health services, but some students gave mixed reviews of their experiences.
Students elected new Duke Student Government senators and vice presidents in an online election Thursday and Friday.
Blue Devils United, a student LGBTQ+ support and advocacy organization on campus, is pushing administration to add more gender-neutral bathrooms to campus dorms.
Duke Student Government senators considered an annual student organization budget of more than $408,000 at their Wednesday meeting.
Valerie Ashby, dean of Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, spoke with the Duke Student Government Senate on Wednesday about efforts to advance equity and access at Duke.
