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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Duke Graduate Students Union continues to demand better pay, benefits in bargaining sessions with Duke

By Andrew Bae | September 2, 2024

Duke was named by Newsweek as among America’s Greatest Workplaces for 2024 and Forbes as one of America’s Best Employers for New Grads in 2024, but DGSU maintains that University administration “is stuck offering [graduate students with] the status quo” and continues to call on Duke to continue to bargain with them in “good faith.”

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

A glimpse into undergraduate research at Duke

By Andrew Bae | August 25, 2024

In the 2022-23 academic year, the University surpassed $1.39 billion in total research expenditures, submitting 5,925 proposals and 11,390 publications.

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FEATURE

Duke Presidential Ambassadors: A look at students representing the University through leadership, service

By Andrew Bae | July 8, 2024

For years, Duke Presidential Ambassadors have often served as the first faces for guests of the University, providing a glimpse into the student experience while gaining valuable leadership skills.

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

DukeEngage participants express concerns over pre-departure program, preparation for location-specific trips

By Andrew Bae | May 27, 2024

DukeEngage participants expressed enthusiasm and positivity regarding the study abroad overall but mentioned concerns about the Fortin Foundation DukeEngage Academy, the pre-departure program that prepares participants to be ethical global citizens.

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

‘The Greatest Med Student’: Behind the scenes of the School of Medicine’s annual Student/Faculty Show

By Andrew Bae | February 25, 2024

This year’s show is titled “The Greatest Med Student” and will be held March 1 at the Bryan Center’s Reynolds Theater. Tickets are available online and a livestream will be available for those unable to attend in person.  

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

An early look at the Reuben-Cooke Building's projected $25 million renovation

By Andrew Bae | January 31, 2024

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.  

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

Durham and Triangle political leaders face mounting pressure to take stance on Israel-Hamas war

By Andrew Bae | January 28, 2024

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.

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NEWS | UNIVERSITY

An early look at Quad Cup, QuadEx’s new competition based on residential engagement

By Andrew Bae | January 21, 2024

Starting in spring 2024, students will have the opportunity to rack up points by attending events and winning challenges, with the highest ranking Quad Connection declared as the overall winner.

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NEWS | LOCAL & NATIONAL

How candidates running in the Durham municipal election stack up on key issues

By Ishani Raha , Mia Penner and Andrew Bae | November 6, 2023

Before you cast your votes for Durham's next mayor and City Council members, The Chronicle has compiled a guide to the candidates’ stances on Durham’s most pressing issues. 

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NEWS | LOCAL & NATIONAL

Durham City Council candidate Khalilah Karim campaigns on building community, cultivating sustainability

By Andrew Bae | November 2, 2023

Karim was the fourth-highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10, garnering 12.21% of the vote. She will face Nate Baker, Javiera Caballero, Carl Rist and Monique Holsey-Hyman in the general election on Nov. 7 for the Council’s three at-large seats. 

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