The Chronicle's Stephanie Wu spoke with freshman Hannah Godefa about her experiences at the World Economic Forum with Emma Watson, Freida Pinto and Melinda Gates last week.
President Richard Brodhead and Dr. Damon Tweedy, psychiatrist and assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the School of Medicine, exchanged thoughts on the intersection of race and patient care at a public discussion Thursday afternoon at Rubenstein Library.
Local arts organization Scrap Exchange has teamed up with the Pauli Murray Project—a community-based initiative of the Duke Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute—to celebrate the life and legacy of Pauli Murray (1910-1985). The exhibition, called “Pauli Murray: Imp, Crusader, Dude, Priest,” brings to light the fluidity and multiplicity of Pauli Murray’s identities.
While Women’s Equality Day celebrates women’s right to vote, it also brings to the fore the lack of gender equality in other aspects of society, including healthcare, labor, and education. Commemorating the 95th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment on August 18, 1920, Women’s Equality Day brought together different generations of women and men to the steps of the Old Durham County Courthouse Friday afternoon for a march and rally.
The experience of living with this hyphen is so prevalent in my life.
Comedy Central has recruited an individual with the alacrity of Stewart but with a little softer bite.
When acts of escalated hatred and violence are made visible—when a noose is hung on a tree—people react.
21 years later, I have come to conclude that I was not born in snow; I was born from snow.
"It’s an abstraction that I find inviting. It’s abstract because there’s an opportunity for the audience to interpret it in different ways."
The question, “What is this person’s identity?” unconsciously precedes the more important question, “What is this person saying?”
Students waited for the Blue Devils to arrive following their win at Chapel Hill early Thursday morning.
