Holly Keegan is a Trinity junior and a senior editor of The Chronicle's 120th volume.
SHAPE was established in its first form in fall 2019 with the intent to “raise awareness about sexual assault and harassment on campus.” Since then, it has grown into an independent student organization with 150 members, becoming one of the most prevalent voices for sexual violence prevention and education on campus.
Five months after Republican Jefferson Griffin lost the N.C. Supreme Court race to Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs, a panel of three judges on the N.C. Court of Appeals ruled that over 60,000 ballots that Griffin claims are fraudulent should be recounted.
If selected as a Young Trustee, Nalley hopes to help Duke navigate tensions between Duke and underrepresented communities by reinforcing its core mission and values while making the University more accessible and welcoming to those who feel alienated from it.
The award seeks to recognize “teaching excellence at Duke — in and outside of the classroom,” honoring “thought leaders in the field who have a substantial track record of profoundly and positively affecting student learning and lives.”
Ahead of the holiday — also falling on Inauguration Day — The Chronicle compiled a list of opportunities to celebrate King’s life and continue his tradition of service at Duke and in Durham.
The name reading ceremony is an annual event that the Coalition for Preserving Memory, a coalition which includes a variety of campus organizations, has hosted since 2013. This year, it was hosted on Abele Quad on West Campus near the clocktower.
Campus residence halls and apartments will close May 6 at noon. Students with extended housing approval and graduating seniors will be able to stay for one extra week until May 13 at noon.
Durham County primary elections for board of commissioners, board of education and register of deeds will be held on March 5, ahead of the general elections on Nov. 5.
Duke Student Government senators convened Wednesday to approve funds with the goal of making Personal Checks, an annual Krzyzewskiville tenting party, safer for students.
After receiving emails earlier this month saying the raises would be reversed, some DPS employees expressed anger and frustration, resulting in walkouts that have disrupted bus routes and school schedules.
