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His path to victory was long and bumpy, but DSG president-elect Tommy Hessel has his sights set on summer and fall.
At least one Duke University Hospital employee has tested positive for coronavirus and was possibly exposed to patients, WRAL reported.
Stelfanie Williams, vice president for Durham and community affairs, talked to The Chronicle about her past, present and future goals for the role.
There is one thing we constantly consume that we don’t usually give a second thought to: drinking water. A new Duke study on groundwater challenges that lack of attention.
See the results for the final DSG elections of the spring.
Although most students aren’t on campus, Last Day of Classes festivities will still take place—virtually, culminating in a Zoom concert headlined by Two Friends.
Undergraduate students will now have a few more days to decide whether they'd like to be graded on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory scale or receive a letter grade.
From science and math to public policy, major components of final grades are being changed or canceled entirely.
If you thought 8:30 a.m. classes were too early, imagine having to show up to your math class at 3:30 a.m.
Collaborative research is a little bit harder when nobody can meet in person to collaborate.
Duke Student Government Senate had its first reading of the 2020-2021 annual budget Wednesday night via Zoom.
Billions of dollars are flowing into colleges and universities, and Duke is in line for millions.
“Ironically, it feels more intimate in a Zoom class than it did in our actual class room at Duke.”
The many students with belongings still in their dorms received a bit of clarity today about Housing and Residential Life's plan for receiving their personal items.
College students are turning to social media to fill their time, document this unprecedented experience and continue connecting with each other.
Social distancing and stay-at-home orders can pose unique mental-health challenges, but groups of Duke students and staff are doing their best to help.
What does it mean to be a house course when students are now in different houses all over the world?
Duke is preparing for all scenarios—even the possibility that students don't return to campus this upcoming fall.
After the nation focused its attention to the Wisconsin elections last week, Jill Karofsky emerged victorious in the hotly contested State Supreme Court race. Turns out, she's a Duke alumna.
With on-campus activities driven to a halt, many researchers in Duke’s scientific labs are trying to adapt to not having access to their labs.
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