So now, as I conclude my finals and pack my boxes, I prepare for my own Homecoming in the hopes that three months in Texas will show me just why I sought Duke out in the first place.
It seems like the cherry blossoms are in bloom for good this time. For the past month, we have been getting glimpses at what spring looks like at Duke. In the past two weeks, we have seen spring in full bloom and there is no going back.
“Give them their roses while they can still smell them.”
Do you ever wonder if members of the Board of Trustees read the Chronicle?
This past Wednesday the Duke undergraduate community elected Trey Walk to be the next Young Trustee.
Where do you go on campus when you want to disappear?
When I first read my fellow columnist and co-worker, Lizzie Bond’s, latest column, my gut reaction was to issue a quick fortification of my previous case for Selective Living Groups—”A greater defense for SLGs” if you will.
This time last year, the Chronicle published a column called “In defense of Greek life.”
Going home over Thanksgiving break has given me the clarity I need to finally write an open and honest column.
Earlier this week my mother emailed me an article about the importance of sleep.
