Madera Longstreet-Lipson is a Trinity sophomore and an associate news editor for the news department.
Even without medical degrees, students in Duke Remote Area Medical still serve a critical role in helping source free and accessible health care across the state.
Beason considers his role as a father of a three-year-old and 10-month-old as his most informative experience, which he credits for shaping his “commitment to building a better future — not just for [his] children, but for next generations of Duke students and leaders” as a Young Trustee.
Duke offers 63 majors, 61 minors and 23 certificates, and undergraduates have the option to pursue up to three of these courses of study during their time at Duke. This results in over 430,000 possible academic combinations for undergraduate students. For some Duke students, however, 430,000 is not enough.
While some students embraced the challenge, continuing snowfall made the race more difficult for others to navigate campus. The Chronicle confirmed at least one on-campus car crash resulting in a student suffering a concussion.
Since 1996, WNM has provided Walltown’s residents with assistance in the form of a food pantry, clothing and personal hygiene products for the homeless, and an Angel Tree program to provide children in need with Christmas presents.
Puppy Kindergarten is applying for additional grant funding to continue the program in the future, and a student-led "puppy club" is opening in the meantime.
If you find yourself browsing DukeHub in search of that perfect class before drop/add ends on Sept. 6, The Chronicle is here to help. Here are five unique classes to add a fun twist to your workload.
Duke senior Alex Wang appeared on a July 5 “Jeopardy!” episode, taking second place and walking away with $3,000.
Following a decision at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to divert $2.3 million of its state funding from diversity, equity and inclusion spending to public safety in the 2024–25 fiscal year, Duke students reacted to the decision and DEI efforts at Duke.
The report, titled “Novel Lactation Induction Protocol for a Transgender Woman Wishing to Breastfeed: A Case Report,” is the fifth report ever published on lactation in a transgender woman, but is the only one that used metoclopramide for lactation induction.
