Ayra Charania is a Trinity junior and a senior editor of The Chronicle's 118th volume.
The Chronicle looked into some of these officials' voting and campaign funding histories related to gun control policy. Here’s what it found.
The responsibility of recognizing new student groups will shift from SOFC to the Student Involvement and Leadership team in the Office of Student Affairs.
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We asked the Class of 2026 to tell us about their beliefs, lifestyle and choices — from religion to drug use to whether they have sought mental health treatment before.
Registration for fall 2023 classes begins on April 5 and ends April 13.
The finalists discussed their visions for increased accessibility to higher education, maintaining affordable housing and a hypothetical situation on the Board.
Projects discussed during the town hall included a Late Night Lyft Vans program, housing survey changes and Experiential Orientation reform.
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.
The Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, Counseling and Psychological Services, Blue Devils United and some student organizations also collaborated on the project.
From organizing heritage month programming to advocating for student needs, Mi Gente has created a community for Latinx students on-campus for the past three decades.
Black Caucus is a space where Black students can talk about their experiences at Duke, what they want to change, and how both they and Duke can improve the Black student experience.
SOFC Chair Drew Flanagan, a sophomore, and SOFC Executive Vice Chair Ahana Sen, a junior, led the second reading of the annual SOFC budget.
Muslim activist and educator Blair Imani spoke to students on Monday.
Duke Student Government senators heard from Duke SHAPE, which aims to combat sexual assault and harassment, at their Wednesday meeting.
