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Adway S. Wadekar is a Trinity sophomore and a university news editor of The Chronicle's 118th volume. He has also contributed to the sports section.
Twenty-minute passing periods were standard before the University closed in-person operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
DGSU moved forward with its plans to file for an election with the NLRB on March 3 after the University chose to not respond to the union’s request for voluntary recognition.
The committee hopes to present a full draft of the curriculum by the fall of 2023.
A Duke mathematics professor dubbed the “Godmother of the Digital Image” has received one of the highest honors in the field of mathematics.
Council also approved a new tenure track pathway for faculty in the creative arts in its February meeting.
Faculty are permitted to ban ChatGPT’s use in their classes, but the University has not taken an official stance on the matter yet.
Barbour presented to the Council her “30,000 foot view” of how she sees graduate education at Duke evolving, based on what she has learned in her four months at the University.
The music department has also hired new faculty members who teach courses that don’t depend on reading music or knowledge of “Western harmony” for their content. This has led to an area of the music department that would be “well-served by a different sort of music minor,” said Bagg.
With the arrival of several incoming administrators this semester and national searches for others already underway, The Chronicle took a look at the five biggest recent administrative shifts.
Scott Huettel, professor of psychology and neuroscience and chair of the Trinity CDC, at Thursday's Arts & Sciences Council meeting.