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As on-campus COVID-19 cases rise, some Duke professors are requiring students to wear N95 or KN95 face masks—as opposed to cloth or disposable surgical ones—in order to attend in-person classes.
With Duke’s constantly changing COVID-19 policies, the operating hours for on-campus gyms have been in flux. Fortunately for students who have had trouble squeezing their workout into limited hours, Duke has announced that Brodie and Wilson Gyms will soon return to normal hours.
High-quality public education, affordable housing, reproductive justice and a safe, livable planet: those are just some of the tenets of Durham County Commissioner Nida Allam’s platform as she now takes on Congress.
What’s been going on with the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee?
With tracks ranging from jazz to classical to pop to '80s throwbacks, who controls the music in the Brodhead Center?
From family connections to favorite artists to niche interests, The Chronicle has compiled submissions of Duke students’ dorm decorations.
“We're probably closer to the beginning than to the end of this pandemic,” said Krishna Udayakumar, founding director of the Duke Global Health Innovation Center.
The Duke Forest’s 14th annual deer herd reduction program began on Sept. 27 and will end on Dec. 17, meaning that the Durham, Korstian and Blackwood divisions of the Duke Forest will be closed on weekdays during that period.
Duke will be transitioning to a residential college system, starting with the Class of 2025. While first-years’ thoughts on the actual structure of the QuadEx program varied, many felt overwhelmed being the first class of students thrown into the system.
While student groups are planning their first meetings of the year, Duke’s COVID-19 guidelines are ever-changing, resulting in clubs navigating a variety of meeting formats.
Editor's note: This article is part of a series of mayoral and city council candidate profiles. Check back for more throughout the week.
Many parents are not happy with Duke’s new COVID-19 guidelines, with some even considering pulling their children from the University.
Instructors will not be informed of their students’ positive COVID-19 test results or vaccination statuses, according to a Friday update on the Duke Flexible Teaching website.
Duke’s quarantine and isolation protocols have shifted with updated guidance, but less information is publicly available about the number of people in quarantine each week.
Durham’s once-flourishing restaurant industry has seen a temporary dip as many establishments struggle to recover from the COVID pandemic.
Duke gave the green light on Thursday to study away programs in several countries the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has assigned a “very high risk” due to COVID-19.
In his book “Point of Reckoning: The Fight for Racial Justice at Duke University,” Theodore D. Segal, Trinity ‘77, sheds light on Duke’s story of desegregation, student activism in the 1960s and concerning behavioral patterns among administrators.
From reading encyclopedias as a kid to playing on her dad’s trivia team throughout college, Grace Jeffrey, Trinity ‘21, is a lifelong trivia lover. She auditioned for Jeopardy! “just for fun,” but she quickly made her way through the audition process. Her episode will air on Thursday, June 3.
Duke announced in April that all students must be vaccinated for COVID-19 before they can enroll for the fall 2021 semester. Here's how students, faculty and staff can submit proof of their vaccines.
Despite now being a senior, Akshara Anand has never had a female computer science professor.
