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Michael Relf, Mary T. Champagne distinguished professor of nursing and research professor in the Duke Global Health Institute, was appointed dean of Duke’s School of Nursing and will begin his term May 1.
Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government presented committee reports and heard campaigns for executive positions during its final meeting of the academic year Tuesday.
Singh’s campaign is split into three pillars, which she dubbed her “ABCs”: advocacy, belonging and connection.
Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government passed three bills related to senate procedures and updated its Standing Rules of Order during its Tuesday meeting.
Known by students as the “party bus,” Luis Alonso Juárez’s particular C1 bus has a long legacy of livening up the journey between campuses, blasting music from Bad Bunny to Skrillex from its speakers for students to enjoy as a welcome reprieve from the midday slog.
The academy is a new professional development program designed to promote interdisciplinary collaboration among professors on key topics impacting the faculty experience.
Though ICE’s presence on campus was for job recruitment purposes, its participation in the career fair elicited criticism from some students and advocacy groups.
The renovations, which occurred over a three-week period during winter break and were completed by the first day of classes this semester, included a complete overhaul of the weight room’s equipment and a restructured room layout.
The order, announced in an Office of Management and Budget memo Monday evening, directed federal agencies to “temporarily pause all activities related to obligation or disbursement of all federal financial assistance.”
Durham City Council swore in its new city manager, denied a motion to revise deer bow hunting regulations and approved several appointments and amendments during its Monday meeting.
