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Duke Student Government senators heard from several academic deans about the most frequently applied academic policies and received updates on DSG committee projects at their Wednesday meeting.
Robert Bliwise, editor emeritus of Duke Magazine, led a faculty panel discussion Monday for his recently published book “The Pivot: One Pandemic, One University,” which chronicles Duke’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of students, faculty, staff and administrators.
Several Duke alumni and former professors and employees were on the ballot this midterm election. They’ve seen a mixed bag of results as elections come to a close across the nation.
Duke Student Government senators discussed shortcomings of training for students on misconduct reports with the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards and heard updates on divestment from fossil fuels at their Wednesday meeting.
The North Carolina Young People’s Voting Alliance and Duke Votes collaborated to plan Duke Democracy Day, an Oct. 28 event intended to motivate students to vote in the upcoming midterm elections and engage in local, state and national politics.
Duke Student Government senators heard about the future of campus cultural spaces from the Center for Multicultural Affairs staff at their Wednesday meeting.
After Connor Biswell, a first-year living in Bassett dorm, found out his roommate tested positive for COVID-19, he quickly requested alternative housing.
Duke Student Government senators discussed the recent addition to food points for undergraduate students on financial aid and confirmed newly-selected at-large senators at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators created a committee to promote safe and inclusive off-campus social life and approved funding for Democracy Day, an initiative in partnership with the University’s Program in American Grand Strategy, at their Wednesday meeting.
On a warm Sunday morning, made cooler by the shade of the towering pines, Ann Leininger and Kim Satterfield worked together to move a large branch out of a ditch in the Durham Division of the Duke Forest.
Duke Student Government senators approved new K-Ville gameday policies and recognized a general engineering fraternity at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators confirmed new cabinet directors and received updates on the Cultural Engagement Fund at their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators discussed funding cultural events at their Wednesday meeting.
