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My phone vibrates. It’s an incoming call from my mom. I pick up and before she can even say hi, I whisper hurriedly, “Sorry, I can’t talk right now. I’m in the library because I have a midterm tomorrow. Can I call you back later?”
The other day, I finished giving a campus tour and stood around on Abele Quad to answer any last remaining questions that the visitors had. One mother came up to me and said, “So you’re graduating soon—”
“Finance bros,” “sell outs" and “snakes”—these colloquial terms have found homes in our vocabulary, and we regularly make memes of these stereotypes in mockery. Yet, after the laughter dies down, we still find ourselves applying to these jobs in finance and consulting.
1:45 a.m. I wake with a jolt to the sound of the line monitors’ bullhorns—it seems like my body has more of a reaction to the distinct sound of these sirens now than it does to the sound of sirens that would go off during a real emergency. (Duke privilege, anyone?) I shake my friend awake, and the two of us stumble in the dark, zombie-like, as masses of other tenters make their way to the check-in area.
Remember Kony 2012?
When Juliet proclaims her love for Romeo, she says, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other name would smell as sweet.”
We need to talk more politics at the dinner table.
The John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute hosted a panel Monday afternoon to discuss the implications of transgender studies on the field of gender studies.
Duke Wiring With Women hosted a panel discussion Monday for students and professors on improving diversity in the technology sector.
A Duke medical student's NGO aims to expand career development options in science, technology engineering and math for youth in Nigeria.
Dr. Gerald Grant, Trinity ‘89 and associate professor of neurosurgery at Stanford University, returned to his alma mater Thursday for a talk on robotic surgery for epilepsy.
Most of the millennials enjoy memes through platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. But what about memes just for Duke?
Duke engineers and scientists have collaborated to create robots that will expand their medical reach.
After Alspaugh residents clashed with Housing, Dining and Residence Life about "The Plow," the dorm's house council has decided to hold a forum on whether the name should be removed.
Testosterone has been long thought of as a “male” hormone. However, recent studies on meerkats have revealed this binary categorization is not so simple.
Members of the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee decided to add Sake Bomb, an off-campus restaurant that serves Asian cuisine, to Merchants-on-Points at their meeting Thursday.
Interested in 3D printing a model of the brain or a Blue Devil? The newly-renovated Technology Engagement Center can make it happen.
While many students take to the beaches over Spring Break, others who stay on campus will soon be able spend their week playing with puppies or mathematically analyzing "Game of Thrones."
