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Junior Ilana Weisman plans to make Duke Student Government more efficient, equitable and in touch with the student body if elected executive vice president.
Fix My Campus has made strides to address a number of campus issues recently, but many student concerns remain outside of its purview.
The Task Force on Bias and Hate Issues—conceived after the first community forum Nov. 13—held its first meeting Jan. 21.
Grace’s Café, an eatery in Trent Hall on Central Campus featuring Asian cuisine, will close at the end of this semester.
Tom Donilon, President Barack Obama’s former national security advisor, called for an intensification of the fight against the Islamic State group Thursday evening.
Although most Duke students tuned in to Duke-Kentucky at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, a few skipped the game to voice their grievances about living conditions on Central Campus.
While Durham’s vegan and vegetarian community flourishes, Duke’s campus may not be as friendly a place for vegetarian students, vegan students or students who just want to eat healthy.
At its meeting Wednesday, Duke Student Government Senate voted to table the election bylaw changes proposed at last week’s meeting.
Ariel Dorfman, Walter Hines Page research professor of literature, has written more than 25 books in his career. One of his most famous plays, “Death and the Maiden,” has come under scrutiny recently at a New Jersey high school. Parents at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School are petitioning to remove the play from mandatory reading lists due to its vulgar language and imagery. A counter-petition to keep the piece has also been started. The Chronicle’s Anupriya Sivakumar sat down with Dorfman to discuss the implications of his work, the problem of censorship in society and how his experience as an exile from Chile during the regime of Augusto Pinochet has motivated his career.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee voted to fill the gap in the food truck schedule by adding Mixed Korean Truck to the lineup at its meeting Monday night.
At its meeting Monday, Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee discussed plans to simplify its committee structure from five subcommittees to two.
The Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity and international non-profit organization Athlete Ally are working together to establish the Sports and Social Justice Leadership Initiative.
