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I am responding to Sabriyya Pate's Oct. 24 editorial "The 'nasty woman' DSG needs." In her article, Pate defends the current DSG President, Tara Bansal, and states that criticism of her administration comes from sexist, "gendered remarks," instead of certain policy decisions. In my opinion, this assertion could not be further from the truth.
Powerful women are easy to hate. Curt, confident and critical of depictions of women as maternal and meek, so-called “ice queens” have continued to thrive in professional, academic and social settings for years. Despite all the obstacles stacked against them, these women continue to demonstrate a resilience that can best be characterized as truly resounding.
Recent concerns raised by food trucks were a hot topic at Thursday's Duke University Student Advisory Committee meeting.
Duke Student Government hosted Steve Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education, at their Wednesday meeting.
At its Wednesday meeting, Duke Student Government Senate hosted Steve Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education, and discussed merit scholarships.
Duke administration is gone for the foreseeable future. Taking a page out of the A-ville student-protesters’ guidebook, they’ve given themselves amnesty (and their paychecks), no questions asked.
The new OneDuke emergency fund has generated controversy within the Graduate and Professional Student Council.
Fall break is just around the corner, which means that the members of the Editorial Board have a fun five days planned. Of course, since we are one hive-minded entity, all 14 of us will be doing everything together for fall break. Here are our plans:
Larry Moneta, vice president for student affairs, visited the Duke Student Government meeting Wednesday to give updates about the new student health building, the future of Central Campus and the task force for bias and hate issues.
At its Wednesday meeting, the Duke Student Government Senate voted to pass a Student Organization Funding Committee budgetary statute for Diya, Duke’s South Asian student association.
For students looking for a study break, there is a new option on campus—massage chairs.
All politicians start out as people, but along the way so many of them lose touch with those who elected them. Most, I assume, are good people who at some point let their own interests begin to trump those of their constituency. In this way, Duke Student Government is a microcosm of the failures of government.
The Duke Student Government Senate voted to fund DevilsGate during its meeting Wednesday night.
The Duke Student Government Senate voted on two budgetary statutes regarding sports and fitness at its Wednesday meeting.
I ate at Au Bon Pain almost every day for two years. Well, maybe that is an exaggeration, but it certainly felt like it. Whether it was an extra chopped salad or a poorly cut sandwich, my diet was dominated by ABP and the other limited vendors available on campus during the closing of the West Union.
Duke Student Government swore in new senators during Wednesday's meeting.
At its Wednesday meeting, Duke Student Government Senate swore in new members, and leaders noted the diversity of the group.
The largest protest Duke University has seen in an entire year is scheduled for Saturday.
More than half of the single-occupancy restrooms on campus have dropped their traditional male and female designations in the past year in favor of more inclusive gender-neutral signage.
When DSG President Tara Bansal said during convocation to "never let yourself be comfortable," members of the Class of 2020 changed seats, traversing the various benches in the Duke Chapel, and I didn't budge. I had lost the person I had come to convocation with and was sitting with a new group of people.
