Multiple students on Central Campus have reported that maintenance workers have entered their apartments and even bedrooms without knocking.
When I look out my door, I can see three far more expensive routers and still not get Wi-Fi. It would comically absurd if it were funny, but it’s not—it’s just absurd.
There is no economic reason to restrict the hours of Merchants-on-Points.
Duke students are not only encouraged to register to vote, but also to make sure that they’re registered in North Carolina, a swing state.
Duke Student Government is a microcosm of the failures of government.
When West Union opened last week, students suddenly had more than a dozen new dining options. There was one thing that was noticeably absent—soda fountains. The missing soda fountains are supposed to be part of a concerted effort to “focus on healthy eating throughout the building,” Larry Moneta, vice president for student affairs, previously explained to The Chronicle.
Much has changed globally and nationally over the course of this semester, but some would say not enough here at Duke.
With Halloween behind us, the holiday season is coming at us full force. It means two months of sappy holidays and 25 days of even sappier TV movies.
College is an environment within which students can afford to make some mistakes and not have to suffer the consequences for the rest of their lives.
The Tab is my Donald Trump. It asks to be mocked — in fact, it likes to be mocked. Its provocativeness is self-serving: generate controversy, increase page views and make money.
