After meeting with each candidate, Duke Political Union has decided to endorse Annie Adair and Ilana Weisman for DSG President and Vice President, respectively.
The Baldwin Scholars had the opportunity to hear from all three DSG Presidential candidates and the two EVP candidates this past Thursday.
NAMI at Duke is delighted to endorse Annie Adair for DSG President. Throughout this process, we were impressed by every candidate and the vigor with which they want to improve our university.
The Asian American Alliance endorses Tara Bansal for President and Ilana Weisman for EVP. We appreciate Bansal’s commitment to the archiving role of DSG, the implementation of Asian American Studies, as well as the exploration of innovative ways to bring Asian American Studies faculty to Duke.
I received many reactions from a letter to the editor I wrote two weeks ago about Duke Student Government, and specifically two direct messages: one from current DSG President Keizra Mecklai and executive vice president candidate John Turanchik.
Tomorrow and Wednesday, students will elect the next president and executive vice president of Duke Student Government, along with the next chairperson of the Student Organization Funding Committee.
After meeting with the three candidates for Duke Student Government President, the Duke Muslim Students Association has unanimously voted to endorse Tara Bansal.
In two short weeks, major declarations will be due for those in their fourth semesters.
Last year, ESPN announced that in an effort to cut costs it would be disbanding Grantland, a creative long-form journalistic outlet.
This week marks the beginning of “Celebrating Our Bodies Week”—highlighting the pressure that both men and women face when it comes to physical appearance and self-consciousness.
Addison Merryman Have you ever called someone xenophobic, Islamophobic, or homophobic? We use these labels all the time and hear them every day.
Next time you walk down Main Quad, have a look at the outside of the West Union building.
In most on-campus conversations concerning morality today, “consent” is the sole barometer. If, for example, two people agree to an act, no matter what the act is, it is deemed permissible, and if they do not agree, then the act is impermissible.
The executive board of Duke Diya, the South Asian Students Association, had the opportunity to talk with the three DSG President candidates recently, and we are excited to formally endorse Tara Bansal.
Duke frequently commends itself on its commitment to alternative transportation, but in between new parking decks and freshly paved roads, conditions for bicycle commuters remain unsafe.
At the beginning of this semester, the Imagining the Duke Curriculum Committee proposed a conceptual framework for reworking Duke’s undergraduate curriculum.
The Jewish Student Union is excited to endorse Tara Bansal for President and Ilana Weisman for Executive Vice President of Duke Student Government.
Duke Engineering Student Government formally endorses Tara Bansal for DSG president. Both Annie Adair and John Guarco demonstrated a great grasp of the challenges that the DSG presidential role faces in the upcoming year.
There is a menace pervasive at this university that goes always unspoken of.
“Do a lot of people date here?” The question caught me off guard. Over ABP coffee, I sat discussing my experiences at Duke with a visiting family friend and her daughter, who were touring campus.
