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Ishani Raha is a Pratt sophomore and a university news editor of The Chronicle's 118th volume.
Starting this February, Duke plans to roll out a pilot program that will provide subsidized parking permits for staff and faculty making $80,000 or less.
Community members gathered for a vigil Thursday night at the Goodson Chapel to honor the four students at the University of Idaho and three at the University of Virginia who died in separate tragedies on Nov. 13.
The vigil will take place at Goodson Chapel from 7-8 p.m. Thursday.
Students both over and under 21 years old expressed varying opinions about Duke’s new alcohol policies, which aim to increase on-campus social gatherings.
Several Duke alumni and former professors and employees were on the ballot this midterm election. They’ve seen a mixed bag of results as elections come to a close across the nation.
Here’s a list of five student-taught open house courses you can take for the fall 2022 semester.
Administrators have hailed the redesign as the most significant change in Duke’s new student programming since 1995.
The Chronicle asked three members of the Class of 2022 to share what they learned from their Duke experiences. Here’s what they said.
To most of the Duke population, Stratton Thomas, Trinity ‘22, and Cate Schick, Trinity ‘22, are ordinary students: they take classes, participate in clubs and, like many at Duke, are diehard Duke basketball fans. But when Thomas and Schick mysteriously disappear during various sporting events, people are bound to ask: where do they go?
Seniors reflected on their time at Duke, shared their mixed feelings about post-college life and spoke about how COVID-19 created a defining gap in their college experience.
