Stelfanie Williams, vice president for Durham and community affairs, talked to The Chronicle about her past, present and future goals for the role.
The biggest takeaway: don’t sell-out to the sell-out culture.
As of now, I’m three semesters deep into my undergraduate experience and I still don’t have a clue what I want to major in. And that’s okay.
Course costs pose a barrier not only to student outcomes once they’re in a class, but actively impact students’ self-determinism in the course selection process.
Staring blankly into the search bar, you wait for inspiration to strike your hovering fingertips. Infinite possibility glares across the screen.
But for now, all I’m asking Duke is: Where did my scholarship go?
Duke is riddled with contradictions.
An inscrutable mass of p-froshes descended upon Duke’s campus several weekends ago for the Early Decision Blue Devil Days.
As second semester rolls in full force, networking events and cover letter writing workshops abound.
I can think of more than one occasion where I half-jokingly played around with the idea of dropping out of college during first semester. Who doesn’t?
