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This semester, the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences welcomed Lewis to the Cultural Anthropology department as associate professor and Trinity’s first American Indian professor. Lewis' hiring was part of Trinity's cluster hire in Native American and Indigenous Studies in spring 2021.
It’s late on a warm and drowsy Sunday evening, and in just the past hour, I have learned about Japanese martial arts, been psychoanalyzed by a therapist-in-training, discussed my plans for the future with complete strangers and tried my first cup of Kava.
Senior Lorayna Hinton doesn’t have a roommate, but she’s not alone in her single-person dorm room in Few Quad.
By hiring professors in three focuses, Duke hopes to reshape the education of future leaders in science and technology to achieve breakthroughs in global challenges.
After doing some of our own research via taste tests, we determined the five most mouthwatering desserts that you can buy at the Brodhead Center.
Some students are calling for an "open conversation about student’s expectations and experiences within the foreign language department.” Here's why they feel it's biased towards upper-income students and Eurocentric languages.
Even though graduation had the potential to feel like a burden on the daily lives of moved-on alumni, many are glad that Duke followed through on their promise to create a commemorative opportunity.
“People aren’t just showing up to take the free T-shirt: they’re also staying around for a little bit and engaging with other students."
