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Stefanie Pousoulides is The Chronicle's News Editor. A junior from Akron, Ohio, Stefanie is double majoring in political science and international comparative studies and serves as Editor-in-Chief of The Duke Muse, Duke's feminist magazine. She is also a former reporting intern at PolitiFact in Washington, D.C.
At least one Duke University Hospital employee has tested positive for coronavirus and was possibly exposed to patients, WRAL reported.
The many students with belongings still in their dorms received a bit of clarity today about Housing and Residential Life's plan for receiving their personal items.
Duke students have organized to provide money and resources to local communities amid the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, a network of now-deleted social media accounts attempted to solicit donations for alleged assistance to the Duke and Durham communities with unclear identities or intentions.
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The person is in self-isolation at home and hasn’t been in contact with DUHS patients while exhibiting symptoms, according to the statement.
Hotel employees and full-time food service workers, not just Duke faculty and staff, will keep their current pay for the time being.
Duke is working on shipping students’ needed items from their dorms, but medical prescriptions aren’t included on the list of essential items.
Duke has made a significant change from yesterday's on-campus housing announcement.
Here are the key takeaways from McMahon and Bennett's email.
Gov. Roy Cooper declared North Carolina in a state of emergency Tuesday in response to the coronavirus spreading further into the state.
A map of Gattis Street by the Arts Annex
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