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Ayra Charania is a Trinity sophomore and an associate news editor of The Chronicle's 117th volume.
Durham mayoral and city council candidates discussed their visions for their positions as well as topics such as vaccine mandates and income inequality at Tuesday's Meet the Candidates Forum.
Staying awake through your 8:30 a.m. lecture is no easy task. If you’re a food point millionaire and need some energy, here are some extravagant (and rather sweet) coffee options for you.
Many parents are not happy with Duke’s new COVID-19 guidelines, with some even considering pulling their children from the University. Some parents are demanding that their kids deserve a normal college experience. Others question Duke’s decision to host large orientation events. And others have concerns “about anything that degrades the quality of the education and the experience that our children are getting.”
“One of the beauties of Mike’s life and one of the real gifts of his life is that he’s never going to be remembered for just one thing,” said a former student of Ward. “He’s always going to be remembered for a multitude of things: for complexity, for generosity, for his wit, for his sharp mind, for pushing the field forward, for not accepting the status quo anywhere. And I think that’s something to really aspire to.”
Imagine a metal, scaffold-shaped implant that could support the regrowth of a shattered bone.
A new Starbucks will soon open on Ninth Street. While some are worried about the future of smaller coffee shops in the area, others feel confident that the authenticity of the local establishments will prevail.
Out of the $927,514.59 in funding requested, SOFC approved $403,676.26.
In its application for recognition, the Pro-Life Club wrote that “members of [the] organization work to defend all lives threatened by abortion, euthanasia, and destruction of embryos.”
Imani began by delving into what ego and intersectionality meant to her as a Muslim.
Professors describe exhaustion, issues with personal connection during virtual learning.
SOFC Chair Drew Flanagan, a sophomore, and SOFC Executive Vice Chair Ahana Sen, a junior, led the second reading of the annual SOFC budget.
Muslim activist and educator Blair Imani spoke to students on Monday.
Duke Student Government senators heard from Duke SHAPE, which aims to combat sexual assault and harassment, at their Wednesday meeting.
