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In the wake of the shooting at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that left faculty member Zijie Yan dead, several elected officials across the state, including Triangle area representatives, released statements reacting to the shooting.
Duke Student Government senators began their first reading of next year’s annual budget Wednesday night, with the Student Organization Finance Committee requesting $400,000 — $25,000 more than last year.
Editor's note: This story is part of a series about the Class of 2026 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle. You can read more about our methodology and limitations here, or see all of our survey coverage here.
Feel like experimenting with your classes this fall? As shopping carts for fall 2023 classes opened on Monday, The Chronicle compiled a list of interesting courses across a range of disciplines that you can take in the upcoming semester. Registration begins on April 5 and ends April 13.
The four Graduate/Professional Young Trustee finalists shared their backgrounds and goals for the position with students in a Wednesday open forum.
Duke Student Government senators held the first half of their town hall at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Isaiah Hamilton hopes to tackle the issues and concerns of underrepresented groups by prioritizing diversity, equity and inclusion work in his platform.
Duke Student Government senators shared updates on a LGBTQIA+ mental health support group project and conducted a media training at their Wednesday meeting.
This is part five in a series profiling the identity centers and groups at Duke, highlighting the work they do and their roles on campus. Part four, which focuses on the International Student Center, can be found here.
Duke Black Student Alliance hosted a Black Caucus at White Lecture Hall Wednesday night, where students shared campus grievances and discussed potential solutions. BSA Advocacy and Black Caucus co-chairs Avery Smedley and Sarah Hasan, both sophomores, and the Advocacy and Black Caucus committee organized the event.
Duke Kunshan University announced Monday that most international students are expected to be on-campus in China in the spring. Some students are excited to finally study at Kunshan, while others say the news spoiled their current plans.
Whether you’re pulling an all-nighter, looking for a midnight snack or want to stay safe while out late at night, you might be wondering what’s available late on campus.
Local nonprofit Don’t Waste Durham and the Duke Environmental Law and Policy Clinic discussed research about their single-use bag fee proposal and a Durham litter survey in a Wednesday event at the Durham Bottling Co. The proposal would implement a 10 cent fee on paper and plastic bags in hopes of reducing disposable bag usage.
Duke filed an appeal contesting the legal certification of the Duke University Press Workers Union by the National Labor Relations Board, according to a Tuesday tweet from @DUPWorkersUnion.
Graduate/Professional Young Trustee finalist Jay Lusk, a fourth-year medical student and second-year MBA candidate, is committed to actively breaking down the barriers that prevent all voices at Duke from being equitably represented.
The Durham delegation to the North Carolina General Assembly held a vigil at the CCB Plaza in downtown Durham Thursday in remembrance of the Jan. 6 attacks on the U.S. Capitol.
Looking for an interesting course taught by your peers? Here's a list of six open house courses you can take for the spring 2022 semester.
Students lined up from Marketplace to Lilly Library to get into the Thanksgiving themed dinner on East Campus Thursday night.
Institutionalizing an Ethnic Studies department, creating supportive cultural centers, disaggregating Asian American and Pacific Islander admissions data and establishing a standardized hate and bias policy: these are the four demands that Mobilizing Asian Students Together, the first coalition of Asian students and organizations at Duke, is fighting for.
Elizabeth Clark, John Carlisle Kilgo professor emerita of religion and professor of history at Duke, passed away on Sept. 7 at the age of 82. She is remembered for her strong advocacy for women, whether it be through inspiring colleagues and students or transforming the field of patristics through the use of cultural, social and feminist theory.
