Connor Booher is a Trinity sophomore and a staff reporter for The Chronicle's 117th volume.
This year, SOFC is taking a decidedly different approach to its job, with more goodwill towards student groups and committee-wide reforms.
The findings revealed that contrary to popular belief, which suggests that our metabolism slows down in our 20s and 30s, there is actually no such effect.
Duke Line anonymously connects students to coaches to text about any issue related to disordered eating as well as anxiety, depression and other problems. It is not a crisis line but rather a support and referral service for users.
More than a year after the rollout of Blue Devils Care, the program continues to offer students remote mental health services, but some students gave mixed reviews of their experiences.
Catalyzed by a desire to document an unprecedented college experience—and often to occupy newfound free-time during the beginning of the pandemic—Duke students have turned to Youtube to share their content.
