Last week, a new publication launched on Duke’s campus. The Tab, a news site started at the University of Cambridge in 2009 by students, put its first articles up on its Duke site last Tuesday.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Nasher Museum of Art’s opening at its current location.
Earlier this month, the Department of Education released a new College Scorecard website designed to centralize statistics ranging from a school’s most popular programs to the financial details of typical costs and earnings after graduation.
In yesterday’s editorial, we touched on several different spaces for mental health issues on campus, emphasizing the importance of peer support and institutional readiness to assist.
On September 10, a group of students gathered in front of the Chapel to increase awareness of World Suicide Prevention Day and mental health issues. An organizer of the gathering has also been involved in starting Duke’s chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
With students just about at their limits with the same Au Bon Pain sandwiches and almost regular orders of Merchants-on-Points vendors, last Friday’s announcement of the West Union vendors came as a pleasant reminder to students that another of many construction changes on campus is nearing its end.
The Duke Student Government Research Unit was established by DSG last September with ambitions to help Senate representatives tackle persistent, large-scale campus problems.
Despite the massive amount of effort and resources dedicated to college admissions, the procedures used are still a mystery to most, and Duke admissions process is no different.
Duke’s participation in American Honors and the programs coming from the Obama administration signal that big actors in higher education, those whose opinions often constitute general consensus on the landscape of higher education, have shifted their understanding of community colleges
Sometimes the best editorial writers are those with that devil-may-care attitude that lets them write exactly what they think and feel, bringing to the table those spitting ideas that prod and provoke.
Earlier this week, Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis was released from jail where she was being held for contempt of court by refusing to license same-sex marriages.
In the pursuit of an improved advising system, Duke has decided this year to revamp the Trinity academic dean model. Starting with the Class of 2019, students will have one academic dean who stays with them for all four years.
As football season approaches, much-deserved enthusiasm is mounting on campus for what our new and improved Blue Devils squad has to offer.
In recent months, presidential candidate Donald Trump has overwhelmed political discourse, drawing many reactions: contempt, celebrity fanfare, ironic dismissal and embrace among others.
Two weeks down, and many more to go this semester. While the number of weeks ahead tells us just how much academic work is left in the semester, the number of Wednesdays and weekends ahead tells many of us about the plethora of social opportunities that remain before Spring semester, particularly for Greek-affiliated students.
At the VMAs this past week, we found out that Kanye is running for president in 2020. But that wasn’t all that happened.
With constructions noises and smells still popping up around campus this week, ongoing work is still rightfully viewed by many students as burdensome, but the completion of some projects is starting to change that annoyance to wonder as we see the benefits of projects.
Last Friday, Steve Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education, joined other administrators to reemphasize Duke’s focus on increasing socioeconomic diversity in its student body.
At the end of last semester, the Interfraternity Council announced a student-led taskforce that will investigate the role of Greek life in sexual assault on campus with the goal of making recommendations to prevent and address such misconduct.
Last Wednesday, Duke Student Government canceled the existing undergraduate campus newspaper readership program.
