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The Duke Student Government Senate reviewed appeals and voted on Student Organization Finance Committee allocations for the 2014-2015 annual budget Wednesday night.
____simple_html_dom__voku__html_wrapper____>The undergraduate student body elected Duke Student Government vice presidents, senators and class council representatives for the 2014-2015 academic year Thursday evening.
Duke Student Government Senate approved a resolution to support the ePrint initiative introduced by representatives from Students for Sustainable Living, following a debate centered around the exemption system.
Representatives from Students for Sustainable Living—sophomore David Clancy and Fareed Khan, a master of management candidate at the Fuqua School of Business—presented a proposal to reduce the current print quota for undergraduate students. Clancy noted that under the current system, students use more than 2,100 trees’ worth of paper each year.
More than half of the Duke Student Government Senate this year was appointed by the DSG Executive Board, rather than being elected by the student body.
AccessDuke, a coalition of students with the goal of supporting undocumented students in the undergraduate admissions process, spoke to the Duke Student Government senate Wednesday night about their initiative.
AccessDuke, a coalition of students with the goal of supporting undocumented students in the undergraduate admissions process, spoke to the Duke Student Government senate Wednesday night about their initiative.
Provost Peter Lange and Executive Vice Provost for Finance and Administration James Roberts addressed the Duke Student Government senate Wednesday night about tuition and affordability.
Duke Student Government Senate focused its Wednesday meeting on funding, chartering and dechartering student organizations.
The Duke Student Government senate elected sophomore Max Schreiber new chief justice.
Junior Rence Nemeh plans to use his experience in “cross-campus student collaboration” experience to serve the Duke community as the next Duke Student Government president.
Durham Mayor Bill Bell addressed the Duke Student Government Senate meeting Wednesday night about the current state of Durham and the projects his office is working on.
The Duke Student Government presented an alternative to the 40 Percent Plan for allocating student annual activities fees.
A year after its secondary launch, Fix My Campus is striving to connect student concerns with administrative offices. Sophomore Lavanya Sunder, Duke Student Government vice president for services, leads the efforts to oversee the team as they relay up to 15 weekly suggestions from the over 1,850 members of the Fix My Campus Facebook forum. The Chronicle's Hayley Trainer sat down with Sunder to review the top 10 most commonly received and top three most outrageous requests of Fall 2013.
The Duke Student Government senate adopted a resolution to support the renaming of Aycock residence hall.
A heated debate ensued Wednesday night at the first Duke Student Government meeting of the semester as senior Daniel Strunk, DSG chief justice, proposed a new plan for student activities fee allocation.
The Penn Pavilion still faces the challenge of getting more customers, as its popularity increased slowly throughout the semester.
Captain Richard Phillips, a merchant mariner who was held hostage by Somali pirates in 2009, does not consider himself a hero.
Students can go on spring in Miami, Fla. and New Orleans, La. through a School of Law program.
Trying to bridge the gap between the traditional Chinese educational system and the expression of dance, five Duke students traveled halfway around the world to work with youth.
