What should be established as a low hanging and accessible fruit has been selfishly turned into a high-hanging potential source of disparity.
In the age of COVID-19, before you blast someone for their words or actions, remember to empathize with the Blue Devil who’s behind the horns.
Graduate workers deserve a safe and productive work environment, and Duke is failing them. Support current graduate workers and urge Duke to meet DGSU’s Fair Contract demands.
To say that no one is hurt by tenting is to turn a blind eye to important facets of overall student well-being on campus.
It is no longer enough for us to use our privilege to recycle or post something to our Instagram story. The stakes are too high for such passive activism.
Dental care is health care. Our bodies don’t make distinctions between broken noses and broken teeth, so why should our insurance?
A public option would address both of the most crucial challenges in health policy today: guaranteeing that everyone is insured and working within the market to compel private insurance companies to cut costs and improve care, all while not forcing anyone against their will to give up their current health insurance.
My fellow alumni tell me they value my work. I hope that my stories motivate them to encourage policies that do the same.
I can’t be the only one disgusted by this.
What is really being said when someone in our midst feels comfortable enough to premeditatedly bring a brush and paint to a public space in broad daylight to deface a mural with a hate icon?
A swastika is not more powerful than a thriving, collaborative university community.
This semester, seven English originated or cross-listed courses focus exclusively on, or feature multiple, authors of color.
Ultimately, the checks and balances of this industry as well as the direction of impact investing will be decided by our generation of students—students who are exploring the meaning of impact investing at DIIG and similar organizations at schools across the nation.
At first, I thought the response was perhaps a little biased, but it wasn’t until I saw 16 male faces staring back at me that I realized just how representative my experience was of Silicon Valley.
Anti-Semitism sees no borders. Regardless of the attack’s location or motivation, anti-Semitic terrorists must face justice and their vile ideology must be rejected.
We must demand that the University cut ties with this power-hungry company. If we fail to do so, then we are complicit in Duke Energy's continued havoc on both our environment and our democracy.
We need our future teachers, doctors, and politicians to understand the necessity of accessibility and to practice it in their own careers.
They did not realize that there would be people, like Lt. Colonel Vindman, who would put their country first—before party, career, or personal security.
With each use, the brain slowly rewires in such a way that one experience of physiological effects decreases for the same amount of time spent on the social platform.
After all, Duke also breeds Blue Devils.
