Yesterday, we commented on the culture of mentorship and advising opportunities at Duke and made suggestions to improve institutionally-facilitated mentorship on campus.
This Halloween, step into a dimly lit, old room, hear the dripping of the water pipes and walk obviously as black mold slowly spreads through your walls.
This year, the Durham County Tax Administration will begin its appraisal of Durham property values to reassess property taxation.
In recent weeks, thousands of South African college students protested across the country against the since-frozen tuition hikes of up to 10 percent in the country's university system.
As reluctant as Duke students may be to admit, the visceral act of hate last Friday is simply the most recent in a string of aggravating episodes.
On Friday, our campus was again thrust into turmoil when a poster advertising the upcoming visit of #BlackLivesMatter founder Patrisse Cullors was defaced with a racial slur
Two weeks ago, the European Court of Justice ruled on the case Maximilian Schrems v.Data Protection Commissioner.
For University of Missouri’s student association president, Payton Head, or USC’s student body president, Rini Sampath, being heads of prestigious associations did not stop them from facing racism.
Last month California passed a law requiring universities to use affirmative consent standards in cases of sexual assault.
This semester, Northwestern University introduced a new online course on reproductive and sexual health to provide students with accurate and accessible information they may be lacking.
Today, there is no shortage of American pundits who love to denounce the PC culture and discuss the death of free speech on college campuses.
Last Tuesday, Duke School of Medicine cardiologist and lead clinical researcher Dr. Robert Califf Trinity ‘73 and Medicine ‘78 was nominated last week to become the Food and Drug Administration’s commissioner.
