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Sophomore and executive vice presidential candidate Dina Qiryaqoz hopes to redefine the Duke Student Government EVP position and advocate for students.
Junior and Duke Student Government presidential candidate Tommy Hessel plans to foster a collaborative campus environment and expand access to student resources.
Junior Valeria Silombria brings a commitment to addressing the needs of low-income students to her campaign for Duke Student Government president.
On this leap day, Duke’s Board of Trustees approved a leap in tuition and total cost of attendance for next year.
A former Duke employee has sued Duke for alleged ethnic discrimination and other violations.
Tenters on the floor, everyone else in the rafters.
Senators saw the first reading of potential by-law amendments at Wednesday’s DSG Senate meeting.
Duke employees are feelin’ the Bern and pulling out their wallets for “big, structural change,” according to FEC donation data. They have given nearly $400,000 to political causes this election cycle, as of Feb. 26.
Trying to balance academics, extracurriculars and busy social lives, Duke students often neglect their mental health.
Here’s a preview of the four candidates in advance of full profiles, which will be published closer to the election:
When the coronavirus emerged in late 2019, no one knew the ramifications. Almost two month into 2020, an ominous haze of ambiguity still enshrouds the pathogen.
If you’ve ever wondered if you should call your professor “Dr.” or “Prof.,” you might now need to consider whether to call them “Knight.”
“The sky is falling!” exclaimed Chicken Little. In the 300 Swift apartments, the sky is still not falling, but the floor is a whole other story.
The University has announced that it is cancelling classes Friday before 10 a.m. as per the Severe Weather Policy, according to a DukeAlert.
Either shocked to see the rare appearance of snow or disappointed by the puddles on the ground, Duke students witnessed their first snow of the school year, and Durham its first of the decade, today.
Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost/vice president for student affairs, talked student involvement and selectivity at Wednesday’s Duke Student Government meeting.
Vaping was added to Duke’s impending ban on smoking—and students have mixed feelings on the policy.
Ever wonder who’s responsible for making students drag themselves out of bed and stumble into that old lecture hall at 8:30 in the morning? Don’t immediately blame the professor.
When asked if he thought the four-week training was necessary, though, one student commented that it wasn’t.
"Hey hey, ho ho, these racist wars have got to go," protesters chanted.
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