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A fire in the Few Quad FF first floor laundry/vending room Sunday night resulted in an evacuation of all Few residents and damage to drying machines.
Placing as a finalist, winning a $5,000 prize and receiving the opportunity to present his paper titled “Expected Field Goal Position on Punts” was none other than Duke University undergraduate Jack Lichtenstein.
Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes was arrested for following the directions of an agent in the Russian Intelligence Service since 2019. He said that he was recruited by the Russian official after meeting him at a professional conference.
The medications would not truly be “over the counter” because pharmacists still have to counsel patients and eventually notify their primary care provider, according to Duke Campus Center pharmacist Ellen Hawk. Additionally, pharmacists cannot dispense the medication without a standing order, which are signed instructions of a provider authorized by state law to prescribe the medication.
A leading voice for the Uyghurs, Abbas started advocating while she attended Xinjiang University and Washington State University.
The Academic Council's education working group also discussed changing Duke’s academic calendar to “accommodate different durations of learning experience” and harnessing technology to offer hybrid learning experiences.
Three undergraduates, three professional students and one graduate student have been selected as Young Trustee finalists.
DSG senators proposed a new referendum after hearing a presentation from the Duke Climate Coalition and reviewed changes to its statutes during their Wednesday meeting.
Following the introduction of QuadEx, the new Duke residential housing system announced in fall 2021, non-Greek selective living groups have to find ways to adapt while keeping their traditions alive.
The Durham Housing Authority aims to either build or improve 2,513 housing units throughout Durham by replacing existing public housing units or constructing new market rate housing.
The C-SWS drives directly from West Campus to East Campus, then passes Swift on the way back to the Chapel loop.
The petition calls members of Alpha Delta Phi residing at five addresses on Chapel Hill Road—nicknamed the Compound—a “public nuisance.” Students are accused of violating noise ordinances, obstructing traffic, shouting obscenities and allowing litter and trespassing. As of Monday at 10:30 p.m., the petition had 162 signatures.
According to employees who work at the various eateries in the Brodhead Center, the stoves—which were left burning as people moved outside—set off smoke alarms as well.
Senior and MTM co-director Isabelle Adler, whose own monologue was performed last year, hopes that the show “sparks those conversations that aren’t being had otherwise.”
As editor, Surjadi will prioritize interdepartmental communication among staff and editors by holding cross trainings, re-introducing editor “office hours,” revamping The Chronicle’s pitching system and providing opportunities for younger staff to take increased initiative.
This final vote count comes after a series of requests for review from Duke for a re-run election and subsequent denials from the National Labor Relations Board.
With next year’s housing application now open to students until noon on Feb. 14, Duke has made several changes to the process, including the announcement of QuadEx. To help students sort through all these new policies, the Chronicle has compiled the most pressing information about housing in the 2022-2023 year.
Students who are unsure of where to live for the fall 2022 semester may find their place in one of Duke’s three new Living Learning Communities, focused on marine science, holistic wellness and queer culture.
“I do feel like our jobs are being replaced with non-unionized faculty as a form of retaliation for the role that the TWP played in the 2017 negotiations, for centering our need for renewable appointments in the 2021 negotiations and for our ongoing attempts to use University channels to improve our work condition,” said a lecturing fellow in the TWP.
A number of speakers, including current students, alumni and professors, spoke to a crowd of over 120 attendees about on-campus Latinx student organizing.