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Senior year was one of new beginnings — a year marked by the implementation of QuadEx, the first seasons of two head coaches and the lifting of COVID-19 protocols that defined much of the Class of 2023’s Duke experience.
Junior year saw a near return to normalcy, sweeping changes to the housing system and an unforgettable basketball season.
Duke Student Government senators swore in new DSG members and recognized senators and members of the University community for their contributions this year at their last Wednesday meeting of the 2023-24 academic year.
Last April, Duke announced the establishment of a new center tasked with expanding the University’s sexual assault prevention and intervention efforts. Named the Center for Gender Violence Prevention and Intervention, it promised to offer therapeutic services to survivors of gender violence, deploy “peer educators and facilitators,” and partner with student leaders to both curb and address sexual assault on campus.
Duke Student Government senators began their first reading of next year’s annual budget Wednesday night, with the Student Organization Finance Committee requesting $400,000 — $25,000 more than last year.
Student volunteers helped sort through and categorize waste as part of Duke Environmental Alliance’s third annual waste audit project last week.
Students elected new Duke Student Government senators and vice presidents in an online election Wednesday and Thursday.
Dear students,
During its Wednesday meeting, Duke Student Government senators authorized the transfer of $41,315.43 from DSG’s General Account to replenish the Student Organization Finance Committee’s programming fund after it surpassed its yearly budget.
As we reach the end of the school year, it has become time to prepare for the next one. As the current president of Rotaract Club, I recently sent our applications for the executive board to current active members. This request came with the understanding that, unless a minimum number of people apply, the club will likely cease to exist. Don’t worry—this isn’t an ad to join my club, but a means to talk about the frustrations that come with our extracurricular involvements here at large.
Duke Student Government senators heard a presentation on proposed overhauls to the student group funding process and approved updated constitutional reforms at their Wednesday meeting.
Running low on food points and want to promote sustainability on-campus? You can now bring a reusable mug to get 20% off select orders at certain dining locations on campus.
DSG senators discussed upcoming reforms to the DSG constitution and elected a president pro-tempore for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Seniors Drew Flanagan, Sydney Hunt and Effie Mehbod are this year's selected undergraduate finalists.
Undergraduate Young Trustee finalist Effie Mehbod believes her love for Duke, her realistic mindset and her campus involvement make her a good fit to serve as a Young Trustee.
Duke Student Government senators announced a pilot of the Late Night Lyft Van Program and held the second half of their town hall at their Wednesday meeting.
Junior Isaiah Hamilton will be next year’s Duke Student Government president and junior Ashley Bae will be DSG executive vice president.
Duke Student Government senators held the first half of their town hall at their Wednesday meeting.
The Muslim Students Association is excited to endorse Isaiah Hamilton for DSG president. Isaiah has proven himself as a capable leader and dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion through his experiences in BSA and DSG. We are particularly drawn to his proposals for the creation of a multicultural center and curriculum changes like expanded accommodations for religious holidays. We also support his other ideas including repurposing Central Campus and streamlining the funding and space reservation process. We are grateful to the other candidates for speaking with us.
After careful deliberation, The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers would like to officially endorse Isaiah Hamilton for DSG presidency for the 2023-2024 academic year. We believe his pillars of Inclusivity, Mindfulness, and Humility align closely with our own organization’s pillars and vision for the Duke community. His ambitions for a multicultural building resonated all around our board, as it would establish a strong sense of community and a permanent space for Latinx groups at Duke. SHPE did not endorse the recent movement of La Casa, and we firmly believe Isaiah would expand our voices so concerns such as these are heard more clearly in future decisions so that our community is not negatively impacted. Considering our group’s large STEM makeup, we admire his commitment to analyze the engineering and science curriculum through surveys, with the goal to expand program options and specializations.
