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The Chronicle’s Volume 116 made a commitment to promote racial justice within both the Duke community and our internal organization. This volume, 118, has sought to continue and build upon these efforts.
Speakers from universities across the nation discussed the challenges of creating Asian American Studies programs and the importance of student activism at the inaugural 2022 Southeast Conference on Asian American Studies on Saturday.
Duke will present honorary degrees to four prominent individuals during the 2022 commencement ceremony on May 8, whose fields of expertise range from rocket science to agriculture.
It’s been eight months since the Karsh Office of Financial Support said they expected to move all work-study positions to a minimum wage of $15 an hour, and the pay raise is now imminent.
Duke will bestow honorary degrees to four recipients at the Class of 2022's commencement ceremony in May, a list that includes a rocket scientist, an economist, a prominent biochemist and an influential surgeon.
Duke Students for Justice in Palestine and the Duke Arab Students Organization co-hosted a series of speaker events from March 29 to 31 for Israeli Apartheid Week.
Paula McClain, James B. Duke distinguished professor of political science and vice provost for graduate education, will complete her second five-year term as dean of the Graduate School in 2022. She is the first Black dean of a school at Duke.
The Chronicle asked first-years about their knowledge and usage of Duke’s amenities and academic, health and wellness, mental health and identity and cultural groups/spaces.
Editor's note: This story is part of a series about the Class of 2025 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle. You can read more about our methodology and limitations here, or see all of our survey coverage here.
The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill resumed in-person classes on Monday amidst rising COVID-19 infections and questions over the school’s reopening policies.
From hometowns to opinions on QuadEx, The Chronicle wants to get to know the Class of 2025.
It’s 6 p.m. on Aug. 6. The rain falls gently but steadily, which means the Durham Bulls game has been postponed.
Duke is simply not doing enough for its Asian community, said speakers at a Friday event held by Mobilizing Asian Students Together at Duke.
Thursday’s seventh annual Black Convocation recognized and celebrated the Black community at Duke.
Most Duke students consider notice of a positive COVID-19 test result to be enough bad news for the day. But for many students who contracted the virus in the past week, a positive test result was only the first step in a chaotic, bewildering journey from dorm room to isolation.
The basketball courts in the Wilson Recreation Center and Card Gym will close indefinitely starting Aug. 28, according to a Thursday email from Duke Recreation & Physical Education.
Masks will now be required at outdoor events with more than 100 people, according to a Thursday morning email to students.
A legal team including Duke Law’s Health Justice Clinic successfully advocated for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina to cover gender-affirming facial feminization surgeries for transgender individuals.
Varied in experience, age and University ties, seven new members have been named to Duke’s Board of Trustees.
Duke announced earlier this week that all faculty and staff are expected to present proof of vaccination by Sept. 1.
