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Junior Max Bernell was recently selected to be next year's president of Blue Devils United, a student group that advocates for LGBTQ+ students. The Chronicle spoke with Bernell, who currently serves as president of BDU, about his goals for the organization and the LGBTQ+ community on Duke's campus. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
The chairman of the Democratic National Committee was on campus Monday to discuss voter suppression and the evolution of the Democratic Party.
The Muslim Students Association held a teach-in protest in response to a campus event called "The American Muslim Identity" and, more broadly, against instances of Islamophobia and racism across the nation Monday.
The latest U.S. News and World Report rankings for best graduate schools are in. Duke moved up... and down.
A panel of Durham community leaders discussed Monday night the history of affordable housing in the city and how Duke and students can help improve Durham's current housing availability.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper spoke on campus Monday for the event "Cyber Security: America's Greatest Threat?" Clapper served as the director of national intelligence from 2010 to 2017 under President Barack Obama and was responsible for overseeing CIA, NSA and FBI operations. Currently on the advisory board of the non-profit organization Committee to Investigate Russia, Clapper also has a book, "Facts and Fears: Hard Truths from a Life in Intelligence. Hard Truths from a Life in Intelligence," set to be released in May. The Chronicle sat down with Clapper to discuss national security and intelligence issues, as well as his thoughts on the game Saturday.
New York Times business reporter Emily Steel spoke Monday night about her role in the Times' exposure of sexual harassment at Fox News.
On Monday, the Duke Student Government Judiciary heard the case of Tent 74.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper is coming to campus in March to discuss the state of cybersecurity.
After 23 years at Duke, Robert Shepard, vice president of alumni affairs and development, is stepping down.
If you ask Alexa where Amazon’s second North American headquarters will be located, she might just say Raleigh.
With rush events dominating the schedules of affiliated students—and those who want to be affiliated—throughout the month of January, Duke students had the chance to reflect on and discuss the University's three-pronged housing model.
Most people don’t assume Yavilah McCoy, an African American women, is Jewish.
UPDATE: This story was updated to note that North will appear on the show a second time.
What’s the latest food news on campus? Next year, you'll be able to check your email to find the answer.
You may have loyalty to Chubby's or Cosmic on Ninth Street, but two new Latinx food options are opening soon.
Even people living far away from urban lights are sleep deprived, a recent study showed.
Although some Selective Living Groups this year saw an increase in applicants and others experienced a decrease, the number of bids extended by each group stayed relatively the same, SLG members said.
In her undergraduate Young Trustee campaign, senior Anya Ranganathan highlights how her experiences at Duke qualify her for the position.
It's an iconic part of being accepted to Duke. First, you scream, jump and cry upon realizing that your open webpage displays an acceptance letter. Next, after having shared the exciting news with others, you log onto Facebook, ready to join your class’s Facebook group in an effort to find out who your future classmates are. Within a matter of weeks since early decision results were made available, the Class of 2021 has already used Facebook to share some particularly interesting personal information, advice and thoughts with the rest of their class. The following posts were included with permission from the authors.
