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3 days ago | 
missionlocal.org | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
June 5, 2025, marks the one-year anniversary of Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis’ death, after he was shot and killed at Dolores Park. Last Tuesday, police announced the arrest of a suspect in his killing. For Arguello-Inglis’ sister, Natalia Arguello-Inglis, the day will bring reflection and sentimentality.
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1 week ago | 
missionlocal.org | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
June 5, 2025, marks the one-year anniversary of Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis’ death, after he was shot and killed at Dolores Park. For Arguello-Inglis’ sister, Natalia Arguello-Inglis, the day will bring reflection and sentimentality.
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1 week ago | 
missionlocal.org | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
Nearly a year after 19-year-old Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis was shot and killed at Dolores Park, police today announced an arrest in connection with the June 2024 homicide. While Arguello-Inglis’ name is not in the San Francisco Police Department press release, the timing and location of the killing — June 5, 2024 on the 500 block of Dolores Street — are a match.
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2 weeks ago | 
missionlocal.org | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
At a time when the future of Earth often seems in jeopardy, “Asteroid Eaters in Space,” a new work by Sara and Ezra Mann, suggests that there’s some hope yet.
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2 weeks ago | 
missionlocal.org | Xueer Lu |Madera Longstreet-Lipson
A fourth playground fire in the month of May broke out in the Outer Richmond at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday night, burning down the playground structure at Lincoln Park. This comes on the heels of two recent fires at nearby Lafayette Elementary School that destroyed a PTA storage shed and the schoolyard play structure, and a May 10 fire also at Lincoln Park.
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2 weeks ago | 
missionlocal.org | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
After three years of organizing and two years after forming a union, workers at the California Academy of Sciences ratified their first contract today. Eighty-seven percent of the union’s roughly 350 members voted to ratify the contract, which consists of wage increases alongside protections to strike and additional inclusivity measures. Workers’ minimum wage will increase from $20.25 per hour to $25 an hour by July 2026, with future increases between 8 and 35 percent over the next three years.
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1 month ago | 
dukechronicle.com | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
As the 2024-25 academic year winds down, The Chronicle has compiled the key dates, details and resources that students should know as they prepare for move-out. Campus residence halls and apartments will close May 5 at noon. Graduating seniors and students who have received approval for extended housing may remain in their assigned housing until May 12 at noon, the day after Commencement.
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2 months ago | 
dukechronicle.com | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
Multiple times a year, a group of Duke undergraduates pack their bags and make an early morning road trip to remote areas across North Carolina. Over the two-day periods, the students work alongside medical providers to provide services to medically under-resourced communities, ranging from customized eyeglass fittings to dental cleanings.
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2 months ago | 
dukechronicle.com | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
Graduate/Professional Young Trustee finalist Austin Beason, an executive master’s in business administration candidate, hopes to leverage his perspective as a parent and understanding of the higher education landscape to represent the Duke community. An orthopaedic hand and upper extremity surgeon in Philadelphia, Beason commutes to Duke once a month for Friday, Saturday and Sunday courses to earn his Master of Business Administration through the University’s Executive MBA program.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
dukechronicle.com | Madera Longstreet-Lipson
An hour and a 45 minutes before Duke officially announced that it would be enacting its severe weather and emergency conditions policy Jan. 21, students raced across the snow-coated campus to secure a tenting spot for the Duke vs. UNC men’s basketball game. Race to the Secret Spots (R2SS) is an annual competition hosted by K-Ville Nation, the undergraduate student line monitors, to determine which students can “white” and “flex” tent.
