"I think I can bring this experience and help the incoming freshmen next year, because the primary role of the EVP is to preside over the legislative process of the Senate and to ensure a smooth...
"I really want to be EVP because I want to make us better as an organization, as a group, to better serve our peers, to better serve our own interests—we’re students as well—as well as everybody...
"[SOFC is] interested in making it as equitable as possible, and we all have backgrounds in scenarios where things weren’t equitable, and we want that to not be the case on Duke’s campus."
Currently DSG vice president for social culture, Albert is hoping to become the next DSG president in the March 3 election.
Mecklai—a junior from Sacramento, Calif.—currently serves as the DSG vice president of equity and outreach.
After being temporarily sidelined by questions of legality and privacy, the Duke Student Government Research Unit is back on its feet.
The election will be held March 3, and the elected candidate will replace current DSG President Lavanya Sunder, a junior.
Duke Student Government recommended that the University subsidize emergency room fees for victims of sexual assault.
Structural changes could be in store for the Duke Student Government Senate—but not the changes proposed two weeks ago.
Duke Student Government passed two constitutional amendments which will face referenda during the Spring election cycle.
Proposals introduced at Wednesday's Duke Student Government meeting may mean major changes are in store for the Senate.
In its first meeting of the Spring 2015 semester, the DSG Senate voted on a statute to decharter 56 groups due to their failure to re-register or go through student group training during the Fall.
Krzyzewskiville tenting for the current basketball season will soon be monitored through a new, web-based platform.
"We’ve really done a lot this semester in terms of focusing our efforts on a number of projects expanding student life."
The Duke Student Government Research Unit will tackle questions regarding academics, residential life, social culture and more in their first year.
The Senate passed the Durham Education Initiative Resolution, which expresses support for the creation of more Durham and regionally-oriented classes, and a FOCUS cluster centered exclusively...
Students struggling with issues of their identity may soon have a peer to turn to for support within their dormitories.
At a meeting Wednesday night, the Student Activities Fee was raised from $126.50 to $128.65 for the 2015-16 academic year.
DSG—in the inaugural semester of its partnership with CAPS—will launch a series of initiatives to increase student awareness of mental health resources on campus.
A budgetary statute allocated $2,500 to provide shuttles to polling locations for Duke students.
