Olivia Kim is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter of The Chronicle's 118th volume.
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We asked the Class of 2026 to tell us about their beliefs, lifestyle and choices — from religion to drug use to whether they have sought mental health treatment before.
The “Duke is for Lovers” mural is one of four murals in the library that were made for the same event, a library party in 2007.
Dhingra is the Nannerl Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor at Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for the 2022-2023 academic year. In this role, he explores the Asian American experience and delivers a lecture series to both institutions.
Starting as a grassroots project, Neurodiversity Connections aims to help neurodivergent students access mental healthcare, academic resources and other relevant materials through existing organizations on campus.
Pearson, as part of the school's Senior Leadership Group, will work to ensure Sanford “embraces all its members and educates leaders prepared to engage policy problems with a keen understanding of systemic racism and other manifestations of structural inequality,” per the release.
Organized as a collaboration between Sustainable Duke, Duke Fashion Exchange and East Campus Council, the Devil’s Thrifthouse is a sustainability project that allows students to donate gently used clothing and develop their own wardrobes in the process.
Justine Tiu, Pratt ‘11, promoted her crochet-kit startup The Woobles last month on the show. She left with a $450,000 investment from Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner for 6% equity.
Two candidates will be on the ballot for Durham County Sheriff in the upcoming midterm election: Clarence Birkhead and Maria Jocys.
Students for Justice in Palestine hosted "Palestine 101" with guest speaker and activist Ahmad Amireh to deliver a presentation on the history of Palestine, Israeli occupation and current events.
To address concerns, McDougald Terrace community members and representatives from the Durham Police Department convened a community forum in September to discuss the establishment of ShotSpotter in Durham.
