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After more than 1,500 topics that span 103 pages on the Duke section alone, the founder of CollegiateACB has decided to sell the university gossip forum due to recent negative attention the website has received.
Gregory Moore: I have two main goals for this upcoming year. The first is to create consistent programming throughout the year, where each week students can count on there being several DUU events. Right now, we have a tendency to cluster our programming in the later parts of the semester, often having multiple large events in the same week and fewer large events during other weeks.
The first annual Greek Ally Week kicked off Monday with an LGBTQ Panel of members of the Interfraternity Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council and Panhellenic Association.
Junior Rence Nemeh has withdrawn from the Duke Student Government race for presidency.
The Chronicle: What is the role of the SOFC Chair?
____simple_html_dom__voku__html_wrapper____>An anonymous Chinese citizen donated $2 million to fund scholarships for Duke Kunshan University and establish Duke’s Talent Identification Program in China.The donation—gifted by an alumnus of the Fuqua School of Business who is a permanent U.S. resident—will fund a scholarship for Chinese and international undergraduate students attending the Global Learning Semester at DKU, according to a Duke News press release. “This is an extraordinary gift from a Duke graduate who fully understands the value of the global education and global living experiences that Duke provides,” said Provost Peter Lange in the release. “Through TIP and the DKU semester program, this gift will make global educational experiences possible for many young people.”The Undergraduate Global Learning Semester is a one-semester, liberal arts learning experience in China for undergraduate students that are enrolled at other universities in China or around the world. The program provides students with Duke course credit for their work.“The DKU Global Learning Semester is a transformative educational experience for undergraduate students from around the world,” said Mary Brown Bullock, DKU’s executive vice chancellor, in the release. “We are incredibly grateful for both the gift and the donor’s vision, and the role both will play in bringing outstanding students to DKU.”Using the donation, Duke TIP—a program that identifies academically gifted students—will expand its reach and educational services to include high school students in China. The gift is part of the Duke Forward fundraising campaign—which has a goal of raising $3.25 billion.
This article was updated 11:32 p.m. to reflect new information.
Four candidates announced the beginning of their campaigns for president of Duke Student Government—sophomore Lavanya Sunder and juniors Nikolai Doytchinov, Rence Nemeh and Will Giles.
With the severe weather policy in place until 7 p.m., more than just the class schedule has been impacted today.
Following contentious debate surrounding the 25 Percent Compromise and the 40 Percent Plan at last night’s Duke Student Government meeting, senior Daniel Strunk resigned from his position as chief justice of the DSG judiciary.
Duke Student Government defeated the 25 Percent Compromise—an alternative to the 40 Percent Plan for allocating student annual activities fees—at their meeting Tuesday.
Following the disbandment of the Duke Bikes Program at the Arts Annex in August, Duke Student Government passed a budgetary statute of $5,000 to partially fund a campus-wide bike-sharing program.
The Nasher Museum of Art announced Marshall Price as the new curator of modern and contemporary art.
Katherine Duch: First and foremost, Young Trustees should be passionate about contributing to Duke. Young Trustees should also be engaged, thoughtful, articulate and confident. They should solicit students' perspectives. They should consider other stakeholders' views, and they should feel confident sharing their own opinions.
A study that analyzed children from nine countries—including more than 300 families in Durham—found that children raised in a dangerous neighborhood are more likely to exhibit aggressive behavior.
An alumnus of the Center for Documentary Studies won the U.S. Documentary directing award at the Sundance Film Festival Saturday evening.
Duke Student Government must now accept electronic signatures on petitions in addition to hard copies.
The Duke Student Government Judiciary convened Monday night to hear the case of The $100 Plan v. DSG.
Beginning with the Class of 2018, freshmen will have access to gender-neutral housing on East Campus.
Sunny Frothingham: While we had many differences of opinion with the administration on the timeline and the scope of expansions during the discussions around our proposal in the 2011-2012 school year, Duke administration has consistently shown a clear commitment to working with us to improve Duke’s housing policies and make Duke a more inclusive place.
