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The C1 doors opened to a bright yellow LDOC sign surrounded by a crowd of students posing for pictures. Friends strolled about with LocoPops and tote bags. In front of Few Quad, black “Duke University” banners added the final touches to the LDOC concert stage.
The Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) program centers on increasing representation from minority groups in arts, humanities and social science faculty of higher education institutions through “undergraduate research funding, mentorship, peer support and loan repayment for Ph.D. programs.”
However, the museum not only immerses viewers in a past filled with oppression, but also celebrates Black people’s progress and achievements such as the Mutual Life Insurance in Durham and creative enterprises like Motown Records.
In the Nasher Museum of Art’s newly opened “Spirit in the Land” exhibition, artworks by 30 artists question the belief that humanity and nature are distinct entities.
Being funny in a second language is hard. That was one of the first facts I realized after coming to Duke as an international student.
The atmosphere of Kipos is a blend of rustic and elegance, embellished with nostalgia.
If you are ever curious just how varied and tasty vegan food can be, Pure Vegan Cafe awaits on the lower back side of Erwin Terrace.
The theme of the festival is “New Southern Film,” which seeks to “both celebrate and interrogate Southern culture.”
“Why does it matter what we eat?”
A sense of seasoned and controlled expression of sorrow and disillusionment permeates the entire 37-minute record.
