Dylan Halper is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter for the news department.
Durham hosted its 22nd Annual Women’s Forum Thursday to celebrate Women’s History Month and honor women who have made an impact in the local community.
The three finalists, seniors Danica Bajaj, Jax Nalley and Gabriela Pereda, answered questions at a panel moderated by sophomore Jack Sabo, chair of the Undergraduate Young Trustee nominating committee.
Simmons shared that the University is actively engaged in responding to policy shifts from research funding to immigration. However, he emphasized that impacts over the next few months remain uncertain.
For community members who currently rely on SMS messages or phone calls for multi-factor authentication (MFA), OIT instructs users to download Duo Mobile or Duke Unlock and register eligible mobile devices before March 18.
Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government discussed concerns about the impact of the Trump administration’s recent orders on Duke students at an open forum during its Tuesday meeting.
Throughout his first weeks in office, President Donald Trump has issued a number of executive orders reversing federal efforts to combat the effects of climate change. Following these rollbacks, The Chronicle spoke with professors from the Nicholas School of the Environment and the Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment and Sustainability to learn about the possible implications of these changes.
At the meeting, council members also passed an economic development incentive agreement and addressed recent events, including President Donald Trump’s inauguration and the ceasefire in Gaza.
Durham City Council unanimously passed two rezoning requests and issued a proclamation observing World AIDS Day during its Monday meeting.
How did these student influencers crack the code and reach TikTok stardom? The key may be the factor they all have in common: attending Duke.
Durham City Council passed four rezoning requests during its Monday meeting, two of which were approved by a narrow vote after residents raised concerns about their impact on surrounding properties.
