Ananya Pinnamaneni is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter for the news department.
Duke’s Alpha Theta chapter of Sigma Delta Pi — the national collegiate Hispanic honor society — hosted an initiation of new members Thursday for the first time since 1977.
Drawing from her experiences in DSG, Cai’s presidential campaign centers on three main components: transparency, advocacy and practicality. By capitalizing on these areas, she hopes to “help other students have the best college experience possible.”
Duke administrators noted that while the changes will likely shift some of the University's policies, they do not expect there to be a significant impact.
So far, after the first two events Edens Quad leads with 167 points, followed by Crowell Quad at 120 points and Few Quad with 116 points. Kilgo Quad trails with seven points.
The Arts & Sciences Council discussed the implementation of the first-year Constellations program and updates on the Provost’s 2030 Teaching Excellence & Innovation Initiative during its Thursday meeting.
The event was hosted in Gross Hall by the Duke chapter of Young America’s Foundation and the Ciceronian Society and featured a lecture from West, followed by a Q&A session.
The vandalism includes a number of ripped-out fire exit signs and a broken patio chair, as well as an “emptied” fire extinguisher and hallway wall damage.
The conference, titled Building a Global Mental Health Community: Research, Policy and Practice Across Disciplines, featured panel discussions, research symposia and a poster session with experts from various disciplines.
While the full picture of destruction within the region is still being uncovered, dozens of people have been reported dead and hundreds missing in the state as of Monday.
Duke researchers published a study last month analyzing the potential relationship between reported cases of skin cancers in tattooed skin over time, which opened up opportunities for future research to improve patient health outcomes.
