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After voting in favor of an NLRB-recognized union, the Duke Graduate Students Union will now begin work toward a collective bargaining agreement with the University. Here is a rundown of the union’s top issues that might be included in a contract.
When senior Isaiah Hamilton joined Duke Student Government as a first-year senator, he saw DSG as a place where he could make an impact on Duke’s social life and culture.
National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver, Trinity ‘84, will deliver the commencement address for the Class of 2023.
From tote bag lines in the morning to Chapel climbs at noon, here are some of the scenes across campus from Duke’s last day of classes.
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.
Student volunteers helped sort through and categorize waste as part of Duke Environmental Alliance’s third annual waste audit project last week.
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.
Editor's note: This story is part of a series about the Class of 2026 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle. You can read more about our methodology and limitations here, or see all of our survey coverage here.
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.
DSG senators discussed upcoming reforms to the DSG constitution and elected a president pro-tempore for the 2023-2024 academic year.
The three undergraduate Young Trustee finalists shared their vision of the role in an open forum Tuesday at Rubenstein Library. The forum provides an opportunity for the student body to hear from the finalists and provide input on the selection process.
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.
When you think of a library at Duke, you may think of the rows and rows of bookshelves in Perkins, or maybe the intriguing displays in the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
Duke Student Government senators heard from Candis Watts Smith, interim vice provost for undergraduate education and associate professor of political science, about her vision for academic community and access to resources at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators heard from Bobby Kunstman, Duke's assistant vice president for campus life, about the importance of viewpoint neutrality when it comes to making decisions and allocating SOFC funds at their Wednesday meeting.
Looking for ways to celebrate Black History Month this February? The Chronicle has compiled a list of events hosted by the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture, the Center for Multicultural Affairs and other on-campus groups.
Duke Student Government senators approved updated election rules and confirmed a new gender violence prevention and intervention cabinet director at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators approved a name change for Duke Business Society and funded an upcoming “mock South Asian wedding” at their Wednesday meeting.
On Wednesday, Duke Student Government senators created two new DSG affiliates and approved funds for a K-Ville common room tent at their first Senate meeting of the semester.
Duke Student Government senators heard from Mary Pat McMahon, vice provost and vice president of student affairs, about QuadEx, programs and spaces designed to build community on campus at their Wednesday meeting. They also approved updates to Krzyzewskiville tenting policies.
