What's the big deal about New York?
By Heidi Smith | October 30, 2023“I, like everyone, want to go to New York City because everyone else wants to go to New York City.”
“I, like everyone, want to go to New York City because everyone else wants to go to New York City.”
QuadEx does not claim to supplant existing social circles; rather, its intended purpose is to provide solace to those students who are atypically reserved or reticent or encounter financial constraints preventing them from indulging in a vibrant social life.
Conference realignment isn’t only a tragedy because of the death of classic rivalries but also of the planet itself.
The women’s washroom — as momentary as it may be — is knowing that your nameless and faceless sisterhood is real.
When I study for a test, I am not simply being a good student: I’m making good on a promise: a promise that I won’t let the sacrifices of the people who came before me go to waste.
I am beginning to reassociate what it means and how it feels to do work in college
Is it selfish not to be selfless?
With two months left in the year, we have to act with conviction that it is not too late. Planting a seed today might get us at least a sprout by December.
As people of America, it is our responsibility to not allow our history of violence against and oppression of Black communities to be swept under the rug.
You have worth and value as a human being therefore you should be honored, respected, trusted and included.
If you are feeling stressed out by this war — even if friends and family are safe — you are not alone. Your stress is legitimate.
Halloween is just fast fashion on steroids — and even that feels like an understatement.
Our inherent value is not contingent on some sense of human “capital.”
The fact that you have friends at all? My condolences.
A well-designed liberal arts curriculum should be such that liberal arts students enjoying and exploring liberal arts naturally finish them, without even checking the ‘Degree Progress’ tab on Dukehub.
I'm so focused on connecting with the world that the value of understanding myself vanishes in the noise.
Duke has given me everything I could have dreamed of and more...I have nothing but gratitude. Except maybe, the smallest bit of regret.
Instead of continually applying the duct tape of real estate acquisitions to the gushing pipe of the student housing shortage, Duke needs to address the root cause of the problem: the university’s residential model.
Exams are stressful. My suggestion? Deal with it — an examination-free world might be worse than you think.
In preparation for the Centennial, we have converted West Campus into an immersive construction experience.