DSG approves more than $10,000 in funding, hears from Judiciary
(11/14/19 7:30am)
At Wednesday’s Duke Student Government Senate meeting, student justices gave senators an overview of the role of the DSG Judiciary.
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At Wednesday’s Duke Student Government Senate meeting, student justices gave senators an overview of the role of the DSG Judiciary.
Has our government failed us? It claims to uphold “the highest ideals of democratic representation,” yet cronyism abounds. It purports to “promote the welfare” of its citizens, but its legislative agenda consists of self-congratulatory vanity projects. If nothing else, this house has resolved to its own wondrous virtue. Our elected representatives’ failure to live up to their stated ambitions comes at a great cost: their own legitimacy. Constituents wonder “what… [their representatives] even do” and whether legislators simply seek some “fluff to add to their resumes.” Duke’s foremost deliberative body, Duke Student Government (DSG), faces a crisis of confidence.
Chief Justice Georgia Lala spoke to DSG Senate Wednesday.
On Thursday, the University announced the search committee tasked with finding a replacement for outgoing Executive Vice President Tallman Trask.
As Duke officials consider banning vaping on campus, they turned to Duke Student Government Senate for advice.
At Wednesday’s Duke Student Government meeting, staff from the Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs discussed the experiences of racial minority and low-income students at Duke.
At Wednesday’s DSG meeting, representatives from Student Information Services and Systems (SISS) outlined the progress of the DukeHub 2.0 project.
One of Duke’s least popular websites is getting a makeover.
The Duke Student Government Senate dechartered more than 30 student groups, funded a variety of student group events and declared that pineapple on pizza is delicious at their Wednesday meeting.
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At Wednesday’s meeting, the Duke Student Government Senate approved new policies for Krzyzewskiville in 2019-20.
On September 25, DSG voted to condemn the US Department of Education in response to the Department’s criticism over a university sponsored—and federally funded—anti-Semitic event that was sponsored by Duke and UNC this past spring.
At Wednesday’s meeting, the Duke Student Government Senate passed a resolution condemning the U.S. Department of Education.
At Wednesday’s meeting, a week after rejecting the organization Young Life from being chartered, the Duke Student Government Senate welcomed 39 new senators and three new Student Organization Finance Committee members for the 2019-20 academic year.