Tanya Wan is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter for the news department.
Courtney Lucius talks about studying visual and media studies, dancing on campus and what it means to be a dancer.
Courtney Lucius talks about her favorite classes at Duke, the dangers of abandoning arts and the humanities and the campus arts community.
Chandler Fry talks the academic job market, conceptions of progress, what it is like teaching at a community college and the best piece of advice he has received
Chandler Fry talks about literature, teaching and the good life
Some students had their happy ending — securing spots in all of their desired classes. However others were placed on one, two, three or even four waitlists, scrambling to find open classes to enroll in as replacements while course seats filled up.
BCS originated from a house course at Duke where undergraduates created a service-learning project as part of the University Scholars Program. Now, volunteers who join the club learn contextual information about educational disparities in Durham and theoretical frameworks underpinning their service work.
The Duke community includes 2,304 military veterans and 880 students with military affiliations, according to Antwan Lofton, vice president of human resources.
From Votechella to tabling on Bryan Center Plaza and a conversation with Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams, take a look at some of the scenes across campus on Democracy Day.
According to Levin, “the big difference about 21st-century American politics is not polarization — it is deadlock.”
Lilly Library, opened in 1927, was originally built to meet the needs of around 650 students. However, after only one partial renovation project in 1993 and the growth of the University’s first-year classes to over 1,700 students, Lilly is now closed for renovations until summer 2026.
