In a 26-1 vote, council members approved the writing and rhetoric minor, which aims to “cultivate understanding of and practice in the complexities of written, verbal and digital communication across contexts” as the first minor under the TWP.
Created by students in the Sustainable DKU student club, the report was unveiled at the Duke International Forum on Nov. 17.
With the 2024 U.S. elections approaching, senators presented their ideas for increasing student voting turnout at the polls this year as part of Democracy Day, an event that encourages students to engage in local, state and national politics.
This 92-year-old building is the focal point of psychology, neuroscience and sociology pedagogy on campus, with classrooms and offices accessible to the entire student body.
Dhruv Bindra and Rayan Malik’s fashion startup Styl — marketed as the “Tinder for Clothes” — has amassed over 500 active monthly users and over 1.5 million impressions on social media since its launch on July 12.
Jammula currently serves as the chair of daytime programming and as a member of the LDOC committee, and Igbinadolor serves as DUU’s vice president for media and the chair for the vice-presidential commission for strategic operations.
The Mary Lou William’s Center for Black Culture has also published a full list of events for Black History Month.
This year, N.C. primary elections will take place March 5, but voters are required to register by Feb. 9.
One common theme was the importance of East Campus in allowing first-years to bond with members of their class in a secluded setting.
The employees will join the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 465, and can now collectively negotiate towards a contract for better compensation.
The Durham City Council addressed passing a cease-fire resolution during a meeting early January, when multiple Jewish residents explained that a cease-fire resolution would make them feel safer.
The Chef’s Kitchen will offer temporary menus and serve as a “pop-up restaurant allowing students to experience a variety of national and international cuisine types throughout the year.”
By programming cells to couple m6A modifications with the expression of certain observable proteins, this breakthrough presents possibilities for new research on how m6A affects various diseases and how to create therapeutics for them.
Currently set for March 21 at 5:30 p.m., the debate will “serve as an opportunity for the candidates to share their policy agenda and stances on topical issues facing the Duke undergraduate student body.”
While Duke is settling the lawsuit it denies all allegations of wrongdoing and is settling the case "to avoid the wasteful cost and inconvenience of prolonged litigation," the University wrote in a statement.
Waxman addressed the discourse surrounding the war on college campuses, the laws of war and the enforcement of those laws in his Tuesday talk hosted by the Program in American Grand Strategy.
Selected by the Office of the President and Duke Human Resources, the individuals' and teams' contributions span behind-the-scenes technical work to groundbreaking research.
Participants discussed the role universities can play in driving investments in the climate sector by stepping into what Scott termed the “missing middle” of finances and talent between small venture capital firms and more traditional large-scale asset managers.
Chavis began his career in activism at 14 years old, when he served as the North Carolina statewide youth coordinator for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference under civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
Several mid-career national security professionals make Duke and Durham their home each year as Counterterrorism and Public Policy Fellows. Though each of the fellows have prior experience with counterterrorism, foreign service or intelligence efforts, their experiences prior to coming to Durham vary.
