Christian Bale (Law School) “OIRA’s Older Sister: The Legislative Reference Division” Article I of the Constitution vests “All legislative Powers” with Congress. Though only Congress may originate legislation, the president possesses two powerful legislative...
Wicked Problems/Wicked Solutions Saturday, March 13, 9:10 am – 1:45 pm Duke Zoom 9:10 am: Introductions 9:15 am: Panel 1 Environment 9:15-9:25 am: Brandie Quarles “Plants, Climate Change, and a Leap of Faith” 9:25-10:10...
Colby Cheshire Hometown: Baytown, Texas Major: Undeclared Colby is interested in languages and literatures and is considering pursuing a Program II AB that integrates study of language, literature, culture, history, and religion. He is...
University Scholar Bennett Wright, a third year student at Duke Law, draws on his background in biomedical engineering in his research with the Margolis Scholars Program in Health Policy and Management. Wright joined two...
Undergraduate University Scholar Dev Seth, Class of 2022, is one of three University Scholars participating in the summer Huang Fellows Program at Duke. Joining him as Huang Fellows are fellow members of the Class...
On Monday, March 4, 2019, undergraduate finalists for the University Scholars Program were chosen to interview with a group of faculty and current undergraduate, graduate, and professional school University Scholars. The students hail from...
Nadia Bey Hometown: Huntersville, North Carolina Majors: Biology and Global Health Minor: Computational Biology & Bioinformatics Nadia’s primary interests are public health, journalism, biology and policy. On campus, she is involved with The Chronicle,...
Sude Almus Hometown: Sugar Land, Texas Major: Statistical Science Keren Amkraut Hometown: Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Majors: Neuroscience, English Minor: Chemistry Keren is a double major in Neuroscience and English and has...
Bigyan (Babu) Regmi is a graduating senior University Scholar in the Class of 2020. Babu has been named a Yenching Scholar, a prestigious fellowship for master’s degree students at Yenching Academy at Peking University...
Each year, members of the University Scholars Program plan, organize, and participate in a symposium of their own design. This year we have chosen the theme “Reflections.” The event will be held on Saturday,...
University Scholar alum Jane Chong, Trinity 2009, was recently honored along with Judge Cheryl Ann Krause as a recipient of the Warren E. Burger Prize. As an undergraduate, Jane majored in English, Political Science,...
Undergraduate University Scholar Hadeel Abdelhy pushed back via Twitter against ignorant depictions of African and Middle Eastern nations at the new Karsh Alumni Center. Click here for the full story from The Chronicle.
Each year, members of the University Scholars Program plan, organize, and participate in a symposium of their own design. This year we have chosen the theme “(In)Dependence.” The event will be held on Saturday,...