Carleigh Stiehm
Future Duke Student Government elections will not be bound by campaign timeline constraints or arbitrary spending limits.
After much deliberation, Duke Student Government finalized the Student Organization Finance Committee’s annual budget for the 2013-2014 academic year.
A total of 1,819 ballots were cast in the election, which was postponed due to a technological glitch. The victors included three write-in senatorial candidates.
The Duke Student Government Judiciary overturned the Board of Elections’ decision to end electronic campaigning for Tuesday’s election.
The election has been postponed due to glitch with the online voting system. It will likely take place April 16.
The SOFC annual budget funds capital expenditures that the group needs to function and major expenditures for events.
Jack Mercola
Given the legal privacy of student records, a rapist could serve as Duke Student Government president or in another leadership position.
Pavlovic withdrew from the race one day after denying public allegations of sexually assaulting another student.
Pavlovic, a sophomore running for Duke Student Government vice president for residential life, has denied allegations of sexually assaulting another student.
The Senate voted not to approve changes to the Young Trustee selection that were aimed at making the process more transparent.
Amy Cheng
The vice presidents for the seven DSG committees will be decided in the April 11 election.
DSG urged the University to include sexual reassignment surgery in health care plans.
Jones defeated her opponent, junior Patrick Oathout, current executive vice president, Thursday by a vote of 1,497 to 725.
Rhodes introduced reforms for the Fall semester’s Knock and Talks program.
Sophia Durand
Patrick Oathout, candidate for DSG president, is a public policy and philosophy double major from Houston.
Sophomore Tre’ Scott said the executive vice president position may not be the right fit for him.
The Chronicle’s Carleigh Stiehm sat down with Stefani Jones to discuss her platform for the March 7 election.
Elizabeth Djinis
The Chronicle’s Elizabeth Djinis sat down with Nikolai Doytchinov to discuss his candidacy and what he hopes to achieve if elected in the March 7 election.
Duke Student Government presidential candidates disagree on the role student advocacy plays in the office.
Staff Reports
The two candidates vying to become next year's Duke Student Government president are engaging in a public debate at 6 p.m. in the Great Hall.
The Duke Student Government presidential town hall debate, hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society, was canceled due to low student attendance.
More than 80 ideas for campus improvement have been submitted—between four and five each week.
Impending changes in North Carolina voting policies prompted Duke Student Government legislation to assist students and staff at the polls.
Duke Student Government approved funding for Common Ground with less than a month remaining before the retreat.
Duke Student Government will work with administrators on modifying the standards for alcohol consumption on campus.
