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Jazper Lu, Vol. 118's Local National News Editor, spoke with Valerie Foushee about why she's running and her platform.
Chronicle staff members won various awards in the Associated Collegiate Press’s 2022 Individual Awards competition, including first place for social media reporting.
Volume 117 of The Chronicle won the 2022 Online Pacemaker Award, the fourth year in a row The Chronicle has won the award.
If you spend far too much time browsing DukeHub and scouring Rate My Professor, The Chronicle has you covered. Here are six interesting classes that are sure to spice up your schedule next semester.
“Jewish Life at Duke provides a full complement of holiday programming for all Jewish holidays, and the High Holidays are no exception,” JLD Director Joyce Gordon wrote in an email to The Chronicle.
As the University continues to plan renovations, the CMA and Student involvement have begun recruiting students for a Space Advisory Committee, consisting of one member from each of 10 affinity groups on campus, according to Espaillat.
If you’re looking to party with pirates, paint some pumpkins or just take your mind off the impending doom that midterm season is back from the (un)-dead, here are a few events that may fulfill your ghostly desires.
Many Duke alumni and former Duke employees will be on this year's midterm ballots, from local and statewide races to national contests.
Under Washington’s leadership, Duke University School of Medicine rose to third in the nation for National Institutes of Health funding, up from 13th in 2015. Duke’s School of Nursing research has risen from ninth in 2015 to being ranked fifth today in NIH funding.
Most recently, Budd has been serving as the U.S. Representative for District 13, assuming office in 2017 after a contentious battle against 17 candidates.
Beasley most recently served as the chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, a position she was appointed to by Gov. Roy Cooper in 2019. She was the first Black woman to serve this post.
Roommates who are “medically high-risk for severe illness” and test negative may request separate housing during their roommate’s isolation period. But some students described unclear communication from Student Health, instead sleeping in common rooms, hotels and other dorms.
Duke Student Affairs, Define America and the Duke Law School Immigrant Rights Clinic hosted a Zoom information session Wednesday for students to answer questions about what’s next for affected students.
East Campus is located in Precinct 2 and Ward 1, while West Campus is located in Precinct 5 and Ward 3. Neither of the proposed redistricting options would change the Ward assignments of either campus.
The spike in car break-ins occurred in an “isolated window of time,” Police Chief John Dailey wrote in an email Friday. Between the start of the semester on Aug. 29 and Oct. 3, a total of five motor vehicle breaking and entering instances were reported.
Students for Justice in Palestine hosted "Palestine 101" with guest speaker and activist Ahmad Amireh to deliver a presentation on the history of Palestine, Israeli occupation and current events.
Bray hopes to be on as many ballots as possible in hopes that people “care enough about the future of America” to actually research the people that they can vote for.
One major motivation for Hoh’s Senate run is his desire to hold those in government accountable for their actions, stemming from what he has experienced in his life.
Geels is a nurse with ten years of experience in emergency and trauma medicine. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Bob Jones University, and this is her first time running for elected office.
Foushee is currently a state senator in North Carolina for District 23, a position she has held since 2013 after a brief stint in the North Carolina House of Representatives.