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Adway S. Wadekar is a Trinity junior and news editor of The Chronicle's 119th volume.
Funds will be used to broaden access to the Duke education for students from the Carolinas and from underrepresented backgrounds, increase student support, grow the University’s community engagement and experiential learning initiatives and remodel the Reuben-Cooke building.
The Global Education Office is running a default lottery application for the three most historically popular programs: IES Madrid, DIS Copenhagen, and NYU in Florence.
Vol. 118 Editor-in-Chief Milla Surjadi and Managing Editor Katie Tan, both seniors, said that the award is recognition of The Chronicle’s staff members and their work reporting on the several faces of an ever-changing University.
The Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy is proposing a transition to a University-wide center. Current center leadership believe that this would enable better recruitment of faculty members and improve the center's external reputation.
In an email to Duke undergraduate students, Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president for student affairs, wrote that Duke had painted over the phrase "from the river to the sea..." on the East Campus bridge.
Duke is tied with the California Institute of Technology in this year’s edition, and has its highest ranking since 2014.
After reports of an armed and dangerous person on UNC's campus at 12:55 p.m., no shots were fired and an all-clear was issued by Alert Carolina at 2:10 p.m.
The article states that Duke is one of the “least economically diverse” colleges and an “exception to the exception” among elite higher education institutions.
Photographs will always show that there was a crowd of thousands that rushed the field Monday. But thoughts, emotions, the feel of those photographs — those are harder to capture.
Other parents said that their insurance policies were denied for similar reasons, taking to both informal and moderated Duke parent Facebook groups to share their concerns throughout July and August.
Scott Huettel, professor of psychology and neuroscience and chair of the Trinity CDC, at Thursday's Arts & Sciences Council meeting.