Located on the second floor of the Student Wellness Center on West Campus, Student Health offers a wide range of services that students can take advantage of.
Students can now rent scooters and e-bikes by paying $1 to start and 46 cents per minute to ride using the Spin app.
The conversation, titled “Bridging the Divide: A Fireside Chat,” was moderated by Provost Alec Gallimore and hosted by the Office of the Provost, the Sanford School of Public Policy and POLIS: Center for Politics.
Both campaigns sent major figures to the state this week in an attempt to drum up public enthusiasm for their respective platforms while criticizing the agenda of their opponent.
After a failed attempt by Duke to have the mobile DukeCard approved as an acceptable photo ID by the North Carolina State Board of Elections, the University moved to issue physical cards to the Class of 2028.
The expansion granted N.C. Medicaid eligibility to adults ages 19 through 64 earning up to 138% of the federal poverty line. The insurance program covers doctor's visits and yearly check-ups, as well as emergency, dental and mental care.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections had previously refused Kennedy’s request to be removed from the 2024 general election ballot Aug. 29, arguing that reprinting ballots would be “impractical” after several had already been sent to counties for distribution. Kennedy responded the next day by suing the NCSBE for having “irreparably harmed him.”
ERPOs — also known as red flag laws — are civil court orders established in 21 states and Washington, D.C., that temporarily restrict access to guns for individuals at risk of harming themselves or others.
The weekend will also feature Centennial events including a conversation between University presidents past and present and Duke football’s homecoming game against UNC-Chapel Hill.
The Duke Undergraduate Law Review allows pre-law students from across the nation to display legal publications through an online and print journal.
Duke welcomed a first-year class characterized by an increase in socioeconomic diversity and a racial profile consistent with previous years despite the Supreme Court's June 2023 affirmative action ban.
The drug, resmetirom, is a novel treatment for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), a common nonalcoholic liver disease linked to obesity.
During Duke Student Government's second meeting of the 2024-25 year, senators heard student concerns about recent changes to Student Organization Finance Committee guidelines, shared committee goals and submitted nominations for presidential committees.
The Chronicle spoke to sophomores to hear about their experience in finding community and balance — academically and socially — during their first year on campus.
"Not only am I not voting for Donald Trump, but I will be voting for Kamala Harris," Cheney said to a standing ovation in Page Auditorium.
The Wednesday announcement is the first public statement from University administration about the future of the position since The Chronicle reported in July that Stacey Harris would not be assuming the role.
Duke Graduate Students Union hosted a rally the day after Labor Day to demand that Duke give graduate students fair contracts, improve working conditions and pay all its employees livable wages.
In a Thursday 3-2 decision along party lines, the board’s Democratic majority ruled that ballots would be too “impractical” to reprint. At the time of the decision, 67 of North Carolina’s 100 counties had already received their printed absentee-by-mail ballots, which will be mailed to state residents beginning Sept. 6.
Lilly Library, opened in 1927, was originally built to meet the needs of around 650 students. However, after only one partial renovation project in 1993 and the growth of the University’s first-year classes to over 1,700 students, Lilly is now closed for renovations until summer 2026.
The Connecting Durham: 2024 Bond Referendum will ask residents to decide whether Durham can borrow $85 million towards parks and recreations bonds and $115 million in streets and sidewalks bonds.
