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More than 100 formerly incarcerated members of the Durham community received a deposit of $500 directly into their bank accounts in March. The money was granted unconditionally—no work requirement or strings attached—and the first of 12 monthly payments were dispensed through the Excel Pilot Program.
During Duke Student Government president and executive vice president elections on March 3 and 4, nearly 2,800 undergraduate students cast their votes on the following question: “Are you in favor of calling on Duke to permanently end all direct and indirect investments in companies that explore for or develop fossil fuels; and reinvest in sustainable businesses, industries, and funds?”
Junior and Duke Student Government executive vice presidential candidate Devan Desai has a commitment to the Durham community that runs deep.
If you’ve opened up TikTok recently, you’ve more than likely seen a post from a “Building Global Audiences” student on your For You Page. In this course, aspiring influencers at Duke discover how to build their own platforms while learning about social media with an academic lens.
Content warning: This story contains mentions of sexual assault.
Despite seeing over 800 cases of COVID-19 among students, faculty and staff during its first week of return to campus, Duke resumed in-person classes Jan. 18. A week later, a significant number of seats in these lectures remain empty as students with COVID-19 comply with the University’s isolation guidelines.
Trinity College of Arts & Science’s new course evaluation format, rolled out for the 2021 fall semester, promised students a more user-friendly interface, increased nuance in feedback and easier access to past evaluations. But the revamped course evaluations haven’t just benefited students—some professors are finding unprecedented quality and quantity in last semester’s feedback.
In light of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approval of COVID-19 booster shots, boosters are now available on Duke’s campus for all students who received their last dose of the vaccine at least six months ago. Though not mandated by the University, they are strongly recommended.
Though the holiday season may look less traditional this year for international students, here’s how some of them are still making the most of their time off given the pandemic restrictions.
Sit in any crowded lecture hall for more than a couple minutes and the cacophony of coughs and sneezes will compete with even the professor’s microphone. Why is the student body so sick, and what can be done about it?
In light of improving COVID-19 circumstances, several cities in North Carolina have made the decision to drop their mask mandates.
Junior Brandon Scarberry was met with an unpleasant surprise when he sat on a couch on the second floor of Perkins Library and encountered what he believed to be a bedbug infestation.
Duke Student Government’s Durham Community Affairs Committee met virtually Saturday afternoon to discuss project proposals for the upcoming year.
From Hatha yoga to kickboxing, Duke Recreation & Physical Education’s group fitness classes are a popular way to stay active on campus while building community.
With midterm season in full swing, you’ve been counting down the days until fall break kicks off. If you need to get off campus during your long weekend, here is a world of activities and opportunities to explore in Durham.
Every day, Wilson Recreation Center is crowded with students trying to squeeze in a post-class workout. But over on East Campus, Brodie Recreation Center sits closed and empty.
