House Bill 10 — the “Require Sheriffs to Cooperate with ICE Act” — has recently advanced to the North Carolina House Rules Committee and could soon see a vote by the state House.
DGSU moved forward with its plans to file for an election with the NLRB on March 3 after the University chose to not respond to the union’s request for voluntary recognition.
The committee hopes to present a full draft of the curriculum by the fall of 2023.
“The need for reliable clean energy that offshore wind can produce has never been greater,” Gov. Roy Cooper said.
The election filing requests an NLRB-certified election by the end of March.
Junior Isaiah Hamilton will be next year’s Duke Student Government president and junior Ashley Bae will be DSG executive vice president.
Rare Disease Day began in 2008 and is hosted annually on Feb. 28, or Feb. 29 during leap years
The commencement ceremony for the Class of 2023 will be held on May 14 at 9 a.m. in Wallace Wade Stadium.
Projects discussed during the town hall included a Late Night Lyft Vans program, housing survey changes and Experiential Orientation reform.
The lead professor for the course cited prioritizing the student experience and reducing anxiety as the primary reason for the change.
Silver, Trinity ‘84, earned a degree in political science as an undergraduate at Duke.
Here’s how the five candidates’ platforms stack up on issues such as on-campus social life, spaces for marginalized students, and DSG transparency and trust.
Hosting one Multicultural Graduation Ceremony will be more inclusive of students who identify with multiple identities, and is “institutionally more sustainable and feasible” for the staff members organizing this year’s ceremony, according to the CMA’s RSVP form.
Out of 130 United States and Canadian cities with a population greater than 200,000, Durham and other cities, such as Fayetteville, Winston-Salem, Charlotte and Greensboro, rank near the bottom in terms of walkability.
In an open letter addressed to President Vincent Price, the union is asking the University to “choose the path of collaboration” by March 3. If the University rejects the proposal, the union will file for an NLRB-recognized election.
Duke Student Government elections are March 1 and 2, and the candidates are making their cases to the student body.
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Chase Barclay promises in his campaign to increase accessibility, transparency and open communication between DSG and student groups.
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Isaiah Hamilton hopes to tackle the issues and concerns of underrepresented groups by prioritizing diversity, equity and inclusion work in his platform.
If elected Duke Student Government president, Robert Sprung hopes to elevate student voices and create long-lasting change on campus that impacts all spheres of student life, especially those pertaining to equality, social infrastructure and student living.
If elected as Duke Student Government’s next executive vice president, Brandon Qin hopes to amplify the voices of cultural and identity groups on campus.
