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Apr 24, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Science WizKids |Amy Guan
The Chronicle has been a safe haven for me to explore my interests in student journalism and a window for me to learn more about the work of students and people who are a part of the Duke and Durham community. When I first came to Duke, I was overwhelmed by the new environment, homesickness, classwork, daily symptom monitoring surveys and COVID-19 tests.
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Mar 25, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Heather Raslan aims to build collaborative partnerships with student organizations, enhance DSG’s internal structure and make DSG an accessible resource for all students to actualize their goals and address their needs. Originally from Burr Ridge, Illinois, Raslan is a junior majoring in neuroscience and is passionate about work in global health systems and healthcare.
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Mar 21, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
Juniors Teddy Hur, Heather Raslan and Emily Yagoda spoke about the experiences and changes they would bring if elected as Duke Student Government president at a debate Thursday evening. DSG and Duke University Union hosted the open forum, which was moderated by DSG Attorney General Annie Cui, a senior. The structure of the debate consisted of two main sessions.
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Mar 14, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
When Duke sports fans enter Wallace Wade and Cameron Indoor Stadium, they are greeted not only by the cheers of thousands of spectators, but also by the sound of “Fight, Fight,” played by students in blue and white uniforms. One of Duke’s oldest student organizations, students in the Duke Athletics Band have performed music to charge up Duke fans since the early 1900s. Today, the Duke Athletics Band is home to 93 student musicians.
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Feb 8, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
Maria Ressa, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Filipino-American journalist, spoke about her experiences in journalism, the influence of technology and social media and her perspective on the future of journalism at a Rubenstein Distinguished Lecture Thursday evening. The event was sponsored by the Sanford School of Public Policy, the Dewitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy, the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy and the Duke Centennial. Steven Buckley, Eugene C.
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Jan 18, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
Duke’s Center for Muslim Life hosted an educational workshop for students, faculty and staff Thursday to increase awareness of the impact of Islamophobia and the diversity of the Muslim community at Duke and across the country. Joshua Salaam, chaplain and director of the CML, and Hadeel Hamoud, program coordinator of the CML and Trinity ‘22, co-facilitated the workshop, titled Been Here, Still Here: Muslims & Islamophobia in the United States.
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Sep 27, 2023 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
Duke and Durham community members met 12 Durham City Council and mayoral candidates Wednesday evening. The event was sponsored by Duke Polis, Duke Votes, Graduate and Professional Student Government, the Office of University Scholars and Fellows, the Duke Climate Coalition and the Planned Parenthood Action Fund. Five Durham mayoral candidates were in attendance at the event, including DeDreana Freeman, Sylvester Williams, Mike Woodard, Leonardo Williams and Charlitta Burruss.
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Apr 13, 2023 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
As the end of the semester approaches, here are the key dates, details and resources that students can use in the move-out process. All residence halls and apartments will close on May 8 at 12 p.m. Only students who are approved for extended housing may stay in their residence hall until May 15 at 12 p.m. If students need to remain on campus past the May 8 move out date, they must submit the spring housing extension form through the housing portal.
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Mar 27, 2023 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
As a Graduate/Professional Young Trustee finalist, Joshua Crittenden hopes to “understand who we are to each other” in the Duke community, broaden engagement with the Durham community, and strengthen wellness resources. Originally from Windsor, Conn., Crittenden is a fifth-year doctoral candidate in environmental engineering, an Alfred P. Sloan Scholar and a trainee in the Duke University Superfund Research Center.
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Mar 20, 2023 | 
dukechronicle.com | Amy Guan
As a Young Trustee finalist, senior Sydney Hunt hopes to increase accessibility to resources within Duke, address the impacts of technological evolution on the University and ultimately give back to the school that has provided much for her. Originally from Cornwall, N.Y., Hunt is a Reginaldo Howard Scholar and a Duke STEM Pathways for Inclusion, Readiness, and Excellence (SPIRE) fellow majoring in electrical and computer engineering and computer science.
