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Alison Korn is a Pratt junior and enterprise editor of The Chronicle's 118th volume.
The Chronicle returned to the students who shared their initial reactions to the new residential living system with us in 2021.
Some rising juniors who indicated a desire to live in their QuadEx-designated quad were instead placed in the apartments at 300 Swift, which they ranked lower.
Silver, Trinity ‘84, earned a degree in political science as an undergraduate at Duke.
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Chase Barclay promises in his campaign to increase accessibility, transparency and open communication between DSG and student groups.
Some students who live in Edens and utilized the Bolt expressed frustrations with losing access to the common space.
OOTI features a cast composed entirely of people of color, an initiative that began with the group's production of “In the Heights” in 2019.
This year's numbers are significantly higher than the 2021-22 academic year as more study away programming opened up after pandemic restrictions.
Duke pharmacies currently do not dispense mifepristone as they await “additional state level regulations that may apply to pharmacy dispensing of mifepristone," according to the associate chief pharmacy officer of retail and specialty pharmacy services.
Writing a thesis is no easy task, but Duke’s seniors are always up for the challenge.
If you’re in search of a fun, unique fourth class or are trying to knock out some T-reqs, here is The Chronicle’s list of seven interesting classes you should take for the fall 2022 semester.