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A common value defines the Duke experience. It pops up on path signs around Cameron and Wallace Wade Stadiums. Proudly and prominently, it marquees on basically every item of Duke promotional material and across Duke’s expansive web presence. In the many notifications from President Price and the occupants of the Allen building, the administration often reaffirms its commitment to this value: diversity.
We have just completed the annual ritual of rush. Hundreds of students spent hours on end meeting with members of fraternities, sororities, and non-Greek selective living groups (SLGs) with the hope of being accepted to a tight-knit social communities. For some, bid day was the day where their dreams came true, opening the door to the exciting years ahead of new friendships, events, and a strong support network. For others, bid day represented the disappointing end of what appeared to be blossoming relationships and the shattering of your vision for the Duke experience that lay ahead.
Planning to snack on a sign in K-Ville before the UNC game this year? Sorry, tenters only.
What does the Lord of the Rings have to do with Jesus Christ? Can something other than “the Vision of God” make you happy?
The Undergraduate Environmental Union formally endorses Luke Farrell as Young Trustee. The Undergraduate Environmental Union (UEU)* consists of 11 student environmental organizations: Duke Campus Farm, Duke Climate Coalition, Duke Energy Club, Environmental Alliance, Duke Conservation Technology, Duke Student Government - Services & Sustainability Committee, Food for Thought, Duke Smart Home, Duke Sustainable Ocean Alliance, and Green Devils.** We appreciated each candidate’s attentiveness to Duke’s environmental footprint and their willingness to make Duke a leader in sustainability. We concluded that Luke’s history of engagement on environmental issues and his fluency with high-impact areas of environmental action set him apart as a candidate and earned unanimous endorsement from the UEU members.
Stelfanie Williams, Trinity '98 and Duke’s vice president for Durham affairs, told the Duke Student Government Senate Wednesday night that she hopes to strengthen the connection between Duke and the local community.
The four candidates for Young Trustee gave speeches to Duke Student Government’s Senate meeting Wednesday night.
Although approximately one-third of its members were absent, Duke Student Government Senate carried on business as usual, chartering two new student groups and approving funds for existing groups.
Last week, Cameron Crazies everywhere watched with horror as the men's basketball team lost to Syracuse in overtime.
Martial arts and melodrama are both coming to campus, thanks to Duke Student Government's newly approved student organizations.
For most Duke students, Thanksgiving was a much needed break from academic demands, internship applications, and general responsibilities that define our lives on campus. But apparently there is no rest for the wicked. On November 23rd, the day after Thanksgiving, the Chronicle reported that posters from a group called “Identity Evropa” appeared on Duke’s campus. Part of the broader alt-right movement, Identity Evropa is one among many organizations who hope to apply lipstick to the pig of white nationalism. Calling themselves “identitarians,” members of the group aim to infiltrate college Republican organizations in order to inject white supremacist ideas into the mainstream. Sadly, this is not the first instance of hateful people announcing their presence at Duke. Less than a week before the Identity Evropa incident, a swastika was painted over a mural devoted to victims of the Pittsburgh Synagogue shooting. That too was but the most recent incident in a spate of anti-Semitic attacks that have repeatedly marred Duke’s campus. In response to these hateful events, various student groups, from The Chronicle's independent Editorial Board to DSG to the Graduate and Professional Student Council to the People’s State of the University, have all called on the Duke administration to implement a “robust hate and bias policy.” As someone of Jewish heritage, these acts on campus pain me and I empathize with the good intentions of those proposing the hate speech policy. But even though I understand how they feel, I still don’t think censorship is the answer.
A Duke Student Government senator is working to increase awareness of sexual assault by hosting a panel in March bringing together female speakers to discuss sexual assault in relation to politics.
Electricity is coming to Krzyzewskiville after the Duke Student Government Senate approved a Fix My Campus plan to bring a generator to tenters.
A common room tent is coming back to Krzyzewskiville.
