Opinion It's time to support the light rail Thomas Farmer | 11/19/2018 Since 2009, I have commuted to work down 15-501 and Erwin Road on a GoTriangle bus.
Pay for my healthcare, not my gap year Editorial Board | 11/16/2018 Rome is burning, yet Duke and the philanthropic class donating their way out of their tax obligations are fiddling for the amusement of high schoolers ...
Trump stands on (somewhat) firm ground for 2020 Mitchell Siegel | 11/16/2018 The midterm elections are over, and we’re left with what most expected: a Democratic House, a Republican Senate, and an overwhelmingly divided government. ...
Whose America? Lance Tran | 11/15/2018 Donald Trump’s recent proposal to end birthright citizenship was met with outrage and rejection from the left and right alike.
Vaping vanities Editorial Board | 11/14/2018 Given that Juuls are an unhealthy gateway to further nicotine addiction, Duke’s refusal to include e-cigarettes in its smoke-free policy is questionable ...
How to behave honorably in a global world Duke Honor Council | 11/14/2018 Whether through everyday conversations or discussions in the classroom, you’ve probably heard discussions on globalization: people today interact with ...
To beat a dead horse Jordan Diamond | 11/13/2018 I was sitting in lecture the other day. Planning the route I would take on my run after class, I caught just a few words of my professor's lesson. As ...
Half-white privilege Nathan Heffernan | 11/13/2018 When it comes to identity, I can frame myself two radically different ways: I am a gay person of color on a large amount of financial aid, and I am a ...
I already make a living wage: Here’s why I’m fighting for my colleagues who don’t Austin Wadle | 11/13/2018 I’m a Ph.D. student in civil and environmental engineering. From September 1st, 2018 to August 31st, 2019 I will be paid $33,289.98 as a base stipend. ...
Our role in justice Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week Executive Committee | 11/13/2018 Far too often conversations on campus regarding issues of homelessness and poverty take the shape of discussions where universities and its students are ...
A call to spill the inequi-tea DSG Equity and Outreach Committee | 11/12/2018 Last week, we were ecstatic about the unanimous passage of our resolution that called upon administration to directly address the issue of hate and bias ...
The revolution will not be Chronicle live-streamed Monday Monday | 11/12/2018 Before I came to college, I had midterms in high school. They happened during the middle of each semester and everyone spent about a week prepping for ...
Turning in their graves Editorial Board | 11/12/2018 Ultimately, Trump’s decision not to attend the ceremony at Aisne-Marne this past Saturday is symptomatic of a greater lack of historical memory in relation ...
The Thousand Oaks shooting could have been us Carley Lerner | 11/12/2018 Imagine a typical Wednesday night at Duke. As students filter out of classes and pack up to leave the library, they scroll through their phones—texting ...
Voting and clout Editorial Board | 11/9/2018 Thus, we must root our need to vote in the spirit of those that have fought so hard for it and in the sheer power that it holds. These sentiments are ...
Finding a majority in the housing debate Mitchell Murphy | 11/9/2018 Last April, a petition to save Quenchers (the former smoothie shop in Wilson Gym) received over 2,000 signatures after Duke announced that it lost its ...
Convince Duke to divest from fossil fuels Lannette Rangel | 11/8/2018 Fossil fuel divestment. What is it, and how can we as students advocate on its behalf?
Nov 19, 2018 In wake of swastika, Price promises a security camera at bridge, continued extra security at Freeman Center Bre Bradham | 30 minutes ago
Nov 19, 2018 Aiming to improve student health, Duke researchers plan to launch smartwatch pilot next year Christine Wei | 12:18am
Nov 17, 2018 Seniors Kushal Kadakia, Claire Wang and Ariel Kantor win Rhodes scholarship Bre Bradham and Nathan Luzum | 9:18pm