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Duke Student Government senators attended an antisemitism training presentation held by Director for Jewish Life Joyce Gordon and Campus Rabbi Elana Friedman during their Wednesday evening meeting.
Senators held a brief moderated caucus to discuss their opinions on the future of selective living groups under QuadEx during their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators reviewed the at-large application process for open DSG positions and overviewed DSG’s funds during their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators reviewed an executive order approving the head line monitors’ proposed changes to the K-Ville tenting policies and elected members for the DSG Review Task Force during their Wednesday meeting.
Durham County District Attorney Satana Deberry has already expunged 3,100 charges for over 400 people under the Second Chance Act.
Students, faculty and members of supporting organizations gathered at the front of the Duke University Chapel to protest recent changes to the Thompson Writing Program Sunday.
Duke Student Government senators confirmed tenting policies and held committee presentations of upcoming projects at their last meeting of the semester.
Duke Mutual Aid held its first basic needs center outside of the Duke Coffeehouse Oct. 29, where students handed out fresh produce, hygiene supplies and political education resources to Duke and Durham community members.
Duke Student Government senators held a public session with Duke Students Supporting Israel after the recent veto of the organization’s charter, with a Senate vote ultimately upholding the veto.
Since August, thousands of Afghan refugees have arrived in the United States. Besides grappling with the anguish of leaving home and the difficulties of building new lives in a foreign country, these refugees have also had to navigate the country’s complex and often bewildering legal system.
Duke Student Government senators read updated House Rules of the Senate for the first time and chartered a pro-Israel student group at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators held a conversation about the recent Bryan Center office space debate during its Wednesday meeting.
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Senators affirmed frustration felt by marginalized student groups at Duke Student Government’s Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators reviewed upcoming projects for the semester and debated funding for one of Duke’s historically Black fraternities during its Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government heard campus administrators talk about QuadEx, Duke’s newest residential living model, during its Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government heard a mid-semester finance report for campus organizations and approved new line monitor rules in its Wednesday meeting.
In preparation for Duke’s highly anticipated basketball season, Head Line Monitors Caroline Bower and Cameron Jarnot, both seniors, reviewed game-day procedures and policy changes at Duke Student Government’s Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government Senators welcomed the newest additions to its ranks during its first full Wednesday meeting of the fall 2021 term.
At its first Wednesday meeting since the successful conclusion of first-year elections, Duke Student Government passed new budgetary statutes as well as prepared for newly elected senators and a new student wellness caucus.
