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The Bryan Center Plaza was strangely calm after a midday rain shower on Wednesday afternoon. Amid the typical bustle, Duke Student Government President Lana Gesinsky, a senior, sat at one of the few dry tables to make good on her campaign promise of creating Pulse Checks, a way for students to informally ask questions in-person and give feedback to DSG.
Non-Greek selective living groups cannot hold recruitment events this year, per a Tuesday email sent to SLG housing liaisons obtained by The Chronicle.
The Palmer Memorial Institute, a historic secondary school that served Black students before desegregation, was designated one of the nation’s ”most endangered historic” places in May.
Duke will continue most of its current COVID-19 protocols into the fall semester, according to an email sent to students, faculty and staff from the COVID-19 Vaccination Planning Work Group on Tuesday morning.
After 14 years with the University, Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations and chief communications officer, will leave Duke at the end of July.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, will soon open an office and establish a “significant presence” in Durham, according to reporting by WRAL TechWire.
Valerie Ashby, dean of Duke's Trinity College of Arts and Sciences and the daughter of two high school teachers, was seemingly destined to be an educator. Now, after a seven-year tenure at Duke, Ashby has a wealth of memories, accomplishments and advice under her belt.
Duke’s last day of classes was a cause for many celebrations.
Duke will still continue requiring masks on its buses and vans following Monday’s suspension of the federal mask mandate for public transportation.
Duke announced the winners of the Presidential Award for the 2021-2022 school year, honoring those who demonstrated a commitment to Duke’s values and helped shape Duke through the pandemic.
Earlier this month, Duke received an $11 million donation from an anonymous alumni family. The majority of the gift, $8.75 million, will go towards the Sanford School of Public Policy, which is currently celebrating its 50th year.
In a new effort to curb gun violence, Durham City Council approved room in the 2022-23 budget for ShotSpotter, an automatic gunfire detection technology.
Duke is offering a second COVID-19 booster shot to eligible members of the Duke community who received their first booster at least four months ago, according to a Tuesday email.
The U.S. News and World Report just released their rankings of the best graduate schools in the country, and many of Duke’s programs fared well.
The deadline for undergraduates to apply for Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading is quickly approaching on March 23.
In the wake of sustained protests for racial justice and police reform in 2020, Durham has taken steps to move towards a reimagined future for the city’s public safety officials.
Administrators held a student town hall meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the results of their 2021 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Climate Survey.
DuWell’s new Safer Sex program provides sexual health supplies to any student who requests them.
Candidates for Duke Student Government’s upcoming elections announced their campaigns on Monday. Juniors Drew Flanagan and Lana Gesinsky are running for DSG president, while junior Devan Desai is running uncontested for executive vice president.
Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes, a former medical researcher at Duke-National University of Singapore, pled guilty Wednesday to acting on behalf of a foreign government in the United States without notifying the Attorney General, as federal law requires.
