Viktoria Wulff-Andersen is a Trinity junior and the opinion editor of The Chronicle's 119th volume.
The Chronicle will be accepting endorsement letters for the 2024 Duke Student Government presidential and executive vice presidential elections from March 21 to March 25 at noon. All accepted endorsements will be published by March 26 at 11:59 p.m.
These tributes to Hans J. Van Miegroet, professor of art and art history at Duke who passed away on Feb. 9, were originally submitted to the department of art, art history and visual studies. The Chronicle has compiled quotes from these tributes with permission from their authors.
The Chronicle is accepting tributes to Angela Risi, a second-year master of fine arts student in the dance program who died on Monday.
They worried that our school would be next.
This is not a rational article, and processing social rejection often lacks rhyme or reason.
No one at Duke should be made to feel less like a woman because of their menstrual capabilities—not me, not a roommate, not a teacher, not a peer.
The thing about being constantly forced to confront your lack of a permanent residence is that you’re also forced to reconcile with the fact that you’re not as important to the trajectory of others as you might think. Life goes on regardless of if you’re there or not.
Understanding the far reach of accommodating and accounting for 1740 first-year students begged the question of where Duke would fall short.
It seems as though Duke is not made for anyone who is even slightly less than able-bodied.
If the relationship between a university and its students is purely economic, then I’m becoming increasingly unsure of what I or Duke bring to the table. Are we both as valuable as we’re portraying ourselves to be?
