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Durham renters are facing eviction for the first time since September 2020 after the Supreme Court declared the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction moratorium unconstitutional in an unsigned Aug. 26 statement.
Responding to new legislation, regulations and initiatives is nothing new for Duke’s government relations team, but COVID-19 has thrown a curveball, impacting the government, the University and American society in unprecedented ways. How has the team adapted?
It’s become common to wake up and see this text: "Duke United Testing: You have a required COVID test tomorrow. Visit a campus site to complete test. Details at…"
If the the entry tests Duke performed on the general student body had come back positive for COVID-19 at the same rate as July entry tests for student-athletes, Duke would have had around 340 positive cases as students returned to campus. But only 24 Duke students tested positive for the coronavirus upon entry after Aug. 2. What happened?
