Moneta selects campus life VP
Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Moneta kicked off his summer this week by filling the first of three vacant student affairs positions.
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Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Moneta kicked off his summer this week by filling the first of three vacant student affairs positions.
Men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski has been knocked out of another No. 1 ranking.
The Office of Student Development placed another piece of the residential life puzzle Wednesday, naming the University's first ever residence coordinators.
The women's golf team moved one step closer to avenging last year's final round defeat at the NCAA championships by capturing its third straight NCAA East Regional title this weekend.
Leave it to Tom Wolfe to include Chuck Yeager, neuroscience, Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Ricky Martin cane cutter shirts and the recent college gross-out movie Van Wilder in his graduation commencement speech.
The Arts and Sciences Council and the Engineering Council approved the new Community Standard--intended to simplify and unify the University's honor code and Fundamental Standard--at a joint meeting of the two faculty bodies May 2.
Just less than six months after Yale University President Richard Levin proposed a nationwide elimination of early-decision admissions, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill last week became the first highly selective university to abolish the practice.
Proposals for a new department and program greeted the Academic Council's new members for the 2002-2003 academic year at the group's meeting Thursday.
At its final meeting of the year Wednesday night, Duke Student Government overwhelmingly rejected several proposed bylaw amendments that would have instituted sweeping changes to the organization.
More than 100 demonstrators gathered Friday afternoon on the Chapel Quadrangle--most dressed in black, carrying signs and wearing blue "242" ribbons on their arms--to protest Israeli occupation of Palestine.
After heated debate, Duke Student Government confirmed junior Jeremy Morgan as next year's head line monitor at its meeting last night and, with less debate, approved the 2002-2003 annual student group budget.
Same building, different purpose.
More than 33 years after black students staged a takeover of the Allen Building to protest inequality on campus, student leaders are holding a lock-in in the same space tonight in hopes of fostering and promoting a more cohesive Duke community.
At its first full-length meeting in several weeks, Duke Student Government took up several major issues Wednesday night, including proposed honor code revisions, reapproval of ARAMARK Corp. and sweeping changes to bylaws governing the young trustee selection process.
The Academic Integrity Council will unveil its proposed new Duke Community Standard--intended to simplify and unify the University's honor code and Fundamental Standard--at Duke Student Government's meeting tonight.
Duke Student Government strongly reproached the Office of Student Development for its handling of this year's housing lottery system at its meeting Wednesday night.
Incomplete. Internal. Inefficient. In progress.
Capping months of debate, the Academic Council Thursday approved a policy that would strongly discourage relationships between faculty and students.
Three weeks after winning the Duke Student Government presidency, junior Joshua Jean-Baptiste named Emily Grey as his chief of staff Thursday, and also announced that the entire student body is eligible for the rest of his expected 11-member cabinet.
In one of the closest elections in Duke Student Government history, Joshua Jean-Baptiste won the organization's presidency Thursday.