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Students, faculty and members of supporting organizations gathered at the front of the Duke University Chapel to protest recent changes to the Thompson Writing Program Sunday.
Weiss said that to understand anti-Semitism, one has to see it as a “conspiracy theory in which Jews play the starring role in whatever a given civilization, culture, society or institution defines as its most detestable qualities.”
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Students gathered outside the Devil’s Krafthouse at the Brodhead Center to celebrate the fourth night of Hanukkah.
Head Line Monitors Caroline Bower and Cameron Jarnot presented updates on tenting policies at Wednesday night's Duke Student Government meeting.
The Duke University Chess Club brought home $1,450 in total earnings from the Collegiate Chess League’s fall season.
We know. We understand. Finals are right around the corner, and times are stressful. To ease some of the tension, The Chronicle has put together a list of ways to decompress around campus before it’s time to lock in once again.
NPC’s 26 organizations “believe fiercely in defending the rights of students, just like all other citizens, to associate when and with whom they choose," the statement reads.
All of Duke’s eight Panhellenic Council organizations will start a new Durham Panhellenic Council effective Wednesday, Dec. 1.
“As Native people, we all have creation stories that explain our emergence into this place from a sacred place from the land, water or sky. And though our stories vary from tribe to tribe, we are all people of this place,” Billy said. “And that is tremendously important to everything I’m going to say today and everything that I do.”
The email pointed to the University’s decision to no longer allow first-years to rush selective groups and the suspension of selective housing after the 2022-2023 academic year as reasons for disaffiliation.
Eventually, VTRI's findings will be tested in real-world settings to develop strategies that limit bias in hiring veterans after deployment.
President Vincent Price and Provost Sally Kornbluth wrote that DSG’s actions are “independent of, and not determined by or sanctioned by, the University.”
The 2021 campus climate survey found that members of the community who identify as women and/or people of color reported lower degrees of satisfaction with pay, departmental diversity and University climate.
Of one week’s 82 cases, Duke noted that 52 were among graduate students, with 33 cases from students coming from the Fuqua School of Business.
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.
The event aims to build community in Durham through material aid, complementing DMA’s other projects involving financial aid.
Activist and leader Sharmla Chetty hopes to “build on a legacy” as the new chief executive officer of Duke Corporate Education.
DUU President Ysanne Spence attributes advisors leaving to the intense workload of working with a large organization, where “you’re a therapist, you’re a mentor and you're an advisor.”
The study, “Of pandemics, politics, and personality: The role of conscientiousness and political ideology in the sharing of fake news” explores the interplay between political ideology and personality in fake news sharing behaviors.
