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Now that North Carolina’s voter registration deadline has passed, voters will take to the polls on Nov. 8 for the state’s midterm elections. Same-day registration during early voting will be available for those who missed the Oct. 14 deadline.
On Monday, Black students gathered at Penn Pavilion to celebrate Duke’s eighth annual Black Convocation, which was combined for the first time with the Welcome Reception, which is in its 29th year.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper partnered with the North Carolina African American Heritage Commission to honor a number of Black North Carolinians who have made significant contributions to STEM fields. Among them are one of Duke’s first African American graduate students Ida Stephens Owens, Graduate School ‘67; Shaundra Daily, professor of the practice of electrical and computer engineering; and Nicki Washington, professor of the practice of computer science.
Following the passage of Senate Bill 654, Durham public schools are no longer able to provide remote instruction, except for required student quarantines or insufficient school personnel due to COVID-19 exposures.
The fall semester can be a challenging time for first-years as they search for their academic and social niches, but faculty-in-residence can help guide students through this transition period.
