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When Lana Gesinsky, Trinity ’23 and former president of Duke Student Government, ran for the presidency in the spring of 2022, she said she wanted to usher in a “cultural reset” by strengthening community on campus and bringing DSG closer to the student body.
Fans of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” may remember the film for its award-winning performances by actors Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis. Others may remember its distinctive plot set in multiple universes.
With commencement just around the corner, members of the Class of 2023 reflect on four years of community, personal growth and school spirit, even after the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted nearly two years of their college experience.
The Arts & Sciences Council approved a new journalism and media minor and heard annual reports from the Global Education Committee and the Faculty-Student Interactions Committee in its last meeting of the academic year.
Another Bryan Center dining venue will be replaced next fall along with Panda Express.
From tote bag lines in the morning to Chapel climbs at noon, here are some of the scenes across campus from Duke’s last day of classes.
Graduate/Professional Young Trustee finalist Nicole De Brigard, a third-year juris doctor candidate at Duke Law School, hopes to bring her unique set of life experiences and her passion for servant leadership to the Board of Trustees.
On Wednesday evening in the neon blue light of Penn Pavilion, Duke’s chapter of Runway of Dreams held its third annual adaptive fashion show. The show featured models with various intellectual and developmental disabilities wearing adaptive clothing, which is designed for comfort and accessibility as well as for style.
East Campus moved slowly on Wednesday night. Just before 7 p.m., first-year Aubteen Pour-Biazar, vice president of the Duke East Campus Council, carried a dozen boxes of pizza into the basement of the Gilbert-Addoms Residence Hall.
In the midterm elections, Republicans picked up two seats in the North Carolina Senate to reach a 30-seat supermajority but fell one seat short of the 72 needed for a supermajority in the House. Overriding Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto requires supermajority votes in both houses of the N.C. General Assembly.
The Duke Forest is once again closed for students but it’s open season for deer hunters.
For the first time since 2011, the Durham City Council will consider redistricting the city’s three wards.
Last Thursday, the Duke community was hit by the largest email phishing attack it has seen since 2020, according to the Duke Office of Information Technology.
The Duke Chapel’s new series “Theology Underground,” which aims to highlight underrepresented voices in religious academia, held its first event last Tuesday.