Samanyu Gangappa is a Trinity sophomore and local/national news editor for the news department.
In The Chronicle's first Presidential Preview, we look at foreign policy: Trump and Biden show sharply divergent plans and records, while N.C. voters consider the issue important but not polarizing.
The primary races were prolonged due to runoff elections. Under state law, a second-place candidate can request a runoff if no candidate in the primary wins more than 30% of the vote.
Whether it was rising sophomores celebrating their first successful year at Duke or graduating seniors looking back on the last four years spent on campus, students braved brief spells of rain to participate in the various activities organized to commemorate LDOC.
A native of Chapel Hill, Carle spent thirteen years with Dillon Fence touring the U.S. and Europe, releasing three studio albums and opening for rock bands such as The Black Crowes and Hootie and the Blowfish.
The survey, which is administered by University administration every three years, intends to understand how to foster a more “inclusive and equitable” campus community.
Stein, who faces Republican Mark Robinson in the upcoming election, highlighted his policies on education, housing reform, gun violence, economic growth and voting rights.
The MBE, established by King George V in 1917, rewards contributions to the arts, sciences, charitable work and public service.
While some students find Duke Hindu Life's Satsang a place to connect with their spirituality, others find a sense of community and a home away from home at the University.
The Chef’s Kitchen will offer temporary menus and serve as a “pop-up restaurant allowing students to experience a variety of national and international cuisine types throughout the year.”
Several mid-career national security professionals make Duke and Durham their home each year as Counterterrorism and Public Policy Fellows. Though each of the fellows have prior experience with counterterrorism, foreign service or intelligence efforts, their experiences prior to coming to Durham vary.
