Dylan Halper is a Trinity first-year and university news editor for the news department.
Durham’s proposed budget outlines a $53.9 million increase from last year, bringing the city’s total to $722 million. The Save the American Dream Act would reform local governance.
As many students prepare to live on campus over the summer, The Chronicle compiled a list of seasonal updates to Duke’s campus services.
The calls came in a Wednesday joint statement opposing “recent government actions” taken by the Trump administration that “jeopardize” the relationship between the federal government and higher education.
The council approved a proposal that will require instructors to opt in to offering S/U grading instead of opting out. The council did not vote on a separate part of the proposal that would have set an earlier deadline for students to request S/U grading.
From flower crowns and Chapel climbs to a cappella and dance performances on Bryan Center Plaza, here are some of the scenes across campus from LDOC.
QuikCal, which began as a student project in Engineering 101, Engineering Design and Communications, is a tool that uses artificial intelligence to assist with scheduling deliveries at construction sites and improve communication for commercial projects.
Duke admitted a record-low 4.8% of applicants to the Class of 2029. To put the University’s selectivity into context, The Chronicle compared Duke’s acceptance statistics with the 14 peer institutions in the Ivy+ grouping.
The concentration is available to students pursuing either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in computer science. This marks the first concentration offered to students pursuing the BA.
Durham hosted its 22nd Annual Women’s Forum Thursday to celebrate Women’s History Month and honor women who have made an impact in the local community.
The three finalists, seniors Danica Bajaj, Jax Nalley and Gabriela Pereda, answered questions at a panel moderated by sophomore Jack Sabo, chair of the Undergraduate Young Trustee nominating committee.
