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Over the past semester, QuadEx’s Faculty Fellows have aimed to integrate themselves into their quad communities. What remains to be seen, though, is just how much of a role the program will play in Duke students’ residential experience.
Each of Duke’s seven West Campus quads will soon have a “Quad Arch” — a symbol that will represent each dorm’s unique identity.
In response to rising food prices on campus, Duke’s Karsh Office of Undergraduate Financial Support allocated 300 additional food points per semester to all undergraduate students receiving grant aid in October. While some students say they’re satisfied with the boost, others are frustrated that those not on financial aid did not receive extra points.
Duke Student Government kicked off the year by announcing the newly reformed first-year election process. DSG President Lana Gesinsky, a senior, felt that the election process for first-years in previous years was largely rushed without clear communication of the organization’s goal.
Students living at 300 Swift and off-campus have been frustrated with the slow and irregular frequency of the Swift Avenue Shuttle (SWS) over the past few weeks.
A state agency rejected temporary rule changes that aimed to limit voter intimidation by specifying boundaries for partisan volunteers who monitor polling places on Election Day.
