We would like to make some clarifications and provide further explanation about the goals of the Women’s Housing Option in response to the Feb. 1 article, “Women’s Housing Option builds community,...
The Central housing, while a positive step, is what The Chronicle’s editorial board has called a “stop-gap” measure.
Choosing between the three candidates for Young Trustee was difficult.
As a resident of the Trinity Heights neighborhood, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting several thoughtful Duke students whose interests extend beyond the university to the larger Durham community. One...
The Duke Democrats proudly endorses Chelsea Goldstein for Young Trustee.
Ultimately, Chelsea Goldstein comes out the winner—she is more than a Chronicle editorial board discusser, though she is that too. She is a true doer (as former vice president for academic affairs...
John Harpham not only has the breadth and depth of knowledge required to be an effective member of the Board, but he has a deep-seated commitment to the betterment of the University.
Despite my efforts to walk cautiously down the steps to the LSRC, I slipped on a step and luckily caught myself and my coffee in time to avoid tragedy. I was lucky.
Late Sunday evening, numerous students gathered at the bus stop and braved the cold to catch a bus. Only no bus came.
As students consider their choices for Young Trustee, I’d like to share with the Duke community a few thoughts on the criteria Trustees use when selecting new members of the Board.
As an alumnus of both Trinity and the School of Law, I just wanted to express my gratitude and thanks to Coach Cutcliffe for staying at Duke.
In reference to The Chronicle’s Jan. 13 article “Duke sees record-high applications,” I’d like to suggest another reason for the remarkable increase in applications over the past two years: the...
The Dec. 2 article “LDOC budget set at $20,000” includes several misleading points about the nature of the Last Day of Classes committee and its funding structure.
Duke Dining has a problem, and it is not the $2 million deficit.
The Chronicle’s opinion pieces on the men’s basketball team consistently over-praise the team and do not hold it up to a high enough standard.
The Residential Group Assessment Committee process is set to proceed in January after leaders from Campus Council, the Interfraternity Council and Selective House Council revisit the “menu” from...
The primary problem behind every single one of your many, many complaints seems to be that Duke has a bustling student life. And that brings us to ask: Is Duke really the right place for you?
I am writing regarding the robbery that occurred on West Markham Avenue last Monday night. This corner, as many Duke students know, is the location of a certain “blue house.”
“No Human Being is Illegal”
As an independent (non-greek affiliated) student, I attended the Duke basketball game Friday night as one of the first 300 before the greek students entered.
