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Student identity group leaders are frustrated that they are still not being heard after decades of voicing their concerns.
Duke is in the process of reimagining pre-orientation programs for first-years.
Identity group leaders are frustrated that plans for an office space on the entry floor of the Bryan Center were made without sufficient student input.
Two off-campus robberies of Duke students were reported Tuesday, per an email to undergraduate and graduate/professional students from Dean of Students John Blackshear and John Dailey, chief of Duke University Police Department.
2020-21 record: 11-15, 10-10 in the Big South
Volume 116 of The Chronicle won the 2021 Online Pacemaker Award, the third year in a row The Chronicle has won the award.
Chronicle staff members received various awards on Thursday in the Associated Collegiate Press’s 2021 Individual Awards competition.
Duke considers the entire workforce to be compliant with the University’s vaccination policy, Vice President for Administration Kyle Cavanaugh told The Chronicle in a Monday afternoon email.
Durham City At-Large Council member Javiera Caballero has suspended her campaign for mayor of Durham, she announced in a statement Monday morning.
About 10% of registered voters cast their ballots in Durham's primary municipal elections on Tuesday. The top two vote recipients in each category will go on to the election in November.
Duke’s endowment returned 56% in the 2021 fiscal year. But throughout the year, one department’s faculty members were told Duke was experiencing financial deficits as justification for administrative decisions.
A list of possible first-year dorm and West Campus quad pairings for Duke’s new QuadEx residential program were confirmed to The Chronicle by Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president for student affairs.
Many first met Ken Jeong when he jumped out of the trunk of a car to the utter horror of Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis.
“You don’t know what you have until it’s gone.”
When Sally McIntosh Ziegler started working at the Ossining Children's Center, she realized that many of the families didn't speak English as their first language. Soon after, she enrolled in a night class at the local community college to learn Spanish—one of many stories her children tell about the lengths Sally would go to help everyone she knew.
Duke reported only 37 COVID-19 cases the week of Sept. 6 to 12. This comes only two weeks after there were 364 cases during the first week of classes, from Aug. 23 to 29.
The Chronicle reported Wednesday morning that Duke has established some details of its new residential housing system to be implemented beginning fall 2022.
Duke will be rolling out a plan for a transition to a residential college system to begin fall 2022 over the next few days.
Duke updated its COVID-19 guidance after over 300 undergraduate students tested positive over the last week, per a Monday afternoon email to students, faculty and staff from members of Duke administration.
COVID-19 vaccinations are now a condition of employment for Duke faculty and staff, according to a Sunday afternoon email from Provost Sally Kornbluth and Vice President for Administration Kyle Cavanaugh obtained by The Chronicle.
