Sophie Endrud is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter for the news department.
We asked the Class of 2027 about their beliefs, lifestyle choices and political leanings, from religion to drug use to whether they are registered to vote.
With primary elections underway, Duke student groups and research teams are working to inform and address the obstacles college students face at the polls, including provisional ballots and voter ID laws.
The most popular spot among those interviewed was Ginger & Soy, followed by Farmstead and Sprout. Panera, Pitchfork’s, Gyotaku and The Devil’s Krafthouse tied for third.
The inaugural cohort of Global Justice and Equity fellows moderated panels on multidisciplinary understandings of equity and justice and best practices for community-based research.
Called “equivalency,” the first-year dining plan gives students $5.50 for breakfast or lunch and $10.50 for dinner in food points, if they miss or choose not to use their daily swipes at Marketplace. However, the process for claiming equivalency food points is stringent.
The updated Duke Community Standard now includes a section addressing artificial intelligence and cheating, along with additions to policies regarding hazing and disciplinary outcomes.
