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Students would usually crowd Abele Quad on the last day of classes, celebrating and preparing for the annual LDOC concert. This year, with classes moved online and few students still on campus, the quad was quiet. On a day featuring a variety of virtual celebrations, staff reporter Lara Hansen photographed the place where in-person festivities are held in more normal years.
Duke announced Wednesday afternoon that the 437 students who remained on campus can stay past May 11—but for a fee.
Riding out a pandemic on a closed-down campus was not the American college experience senior Patrick Aoun had hoped for.
This article was written in collaboration with the News & Observer. Kate Murphy is the higher education reporter at the N&O.
Amid the current outbreak of a novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China, hospitals throughout the United States are preparing treatment plans for patients infected with the virus. Duke University Hospital is no exception.
Young Trustee finalist Maryam Asenuga, a senior, is committed to social justice and to building a more inclusive Duke.
It was the best ice cream in town. It was in the heart of Durham and its black community. Yet it was a site of segregation. When, on June 23, 1957, seven African American students led by Rev. Douglas Moore visited Royal Ice Cream Parlor and sat in the section reserved for white customers and refused to leave, they were arrested and later appealed their case to the Supreme Court.
Just in time for the new semester, Pitchfork’s opened its doors with a new look.
Sanford professor Philip Cook, who helped build the Sanford School of Public Policy from the ground up, received the Stockholm Prize in Criminology for his research this month.
It happens in a dark room on the ground floor of the French Family Science Center.
In the anti-Semitic and secular town in southeastern Turkey where Abdullah Antepli grew up, no one expected him to work in interfaith Jewish-Muslim relations one day. They were proven wrong.
For most college students, binge drinking is a familiar concept. During the week, students focus on our studies, but once Friday evening hits, the shots keep coming.
International House—one of the few buildings remaining on Central Campus—may soon find a new home.
