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Mia Penner is a Trinity sophomore and an associate news editor of The Chronicle's 119th volume.
“I think that the biggest thing we want to do is recognize that DUU is people,” she said. “It's not someone from the administration team or an adult or a staff member, but it's really the people you go to class with,” Chen said.
Taking classes, working or just relaxing in Durham this summer? The Chronicle has compiled a guide to spending your summer in Bull City, with options ranging from exploring Eno River State Park to sampling local street food.
As an undergraduate Young Trustee finalist, senior Drew Flanagan hopes to elevate diverse perspectives in the Duke community, drawing on his work at the student level to inform strategic decisions.
Bose entered her research on metabolism and drug-resistant ovarian cancer into the first ever Google Science Fair in 2011 — and she won at 17 years old.
Looking for a last-minute add/drop class? Here are six climate-centered courses offered this spring and how the Climate Commitment may have altered their learning objectives.
Seasonal affective disorder can have a particularly strong impact on college students because it often coincides with finals season and the start of the new semester, both of which are common sources of stress for students.
The Duke Hunting and Conservation Club, a new student organization that received DSG approval this spring, seeks to “create a space for undergraduate students who are passionate about hunting and its role in environmental conservation.”
The CHIPS and Science Act aims to address the global semiconductor shortage by strengthening American manufacturing of computer chips and funding research and development.
Titled “Is American Conservatism Dead?”, the speaker event focused on modern-day American conservatism and the upcoming midterm elections. The discussion also touched on immigration, antisemitism, and the state of journalism.
A collaboration between the Margolis Center for Health Policy and the Sanford School of Public Policy, the undergraduate certificate is geared toward students interested in health policy, especially non-public policy majors who hope to study the intersection between health and governance in more depth.