Section selection postponed
By Lindsey Rupp | November 20, 2009The section shuffle for selective living groups and fraternities has been postponed.
The section shuffle for selective living groups and fraternities has been postponed.
Director of Athletics Kevin White and several other administrators addressed the Academic Council Thursday about the future facing the athletics department.
To graduate with distinction, students need more than just commitment and passion. “We set the bar pretty high,” said Lee Baker, Dean of Academic Affairs of Trinity College.
After debating for almost two hours on the YT selection process at their meeting Wednesday, DSG members will meet later in the semester to continue the discussion.
Stakeholders in the residential group assessment process gathered Wednesday to discuss the process and its results and determined more discussion was needed before changes to the process could be...
At Duke University Union’s meeting Tuesday night, members finalized the details of comedian Bo Burnham’s upcoming show scheduled for 8 p.m. in Page Auditorium Dec. 3.
Two seniors were robbed at gunpoint early Tuesday morning near East Campus. The students were sitting in a parked car on W. Markham Ave. when two men approached.
Members of the Center for Race Relations came out Monday afternoon to solicit student input regarding future plans for the Multicultural Center and the Int'l House.
Almost half of all Duke undergraduates study abroad, but through the Duke Language Partners program, all students can practice speaking a foreign language without leaving campus.
Nine selective living groups chose to remain in their respective sections yesterday, leaving 13 groups to shuffle locations around available blocks on campus.
Students should expect to see changes at Tommy’s Rubs and Grubs when they return from Thanksgiving Break.
Ahmad Ghashmari, a Jordanian Ph.D. student at Kent State University, spoke Monday night to raise awareness about such atrocities in the Breedlove Room of Perkins Library.
Over the weekend, Duke Student Government President Awa Nur, a senior, vetoed a bylaw that would allow the student body to ultimately select the Young Trustee.
Student Affairs administrators have postponed merging the International House and the Multicultural Center to create time for student input.
The many faces of Israel in the 21st century were discussed at the Freeman Center Sunday as part of the Annual Southeast Region Student Conference.
Today, Harrison Barnes will make a decision that could shape the course of Duke men’s basketball for the next four seasons.
Parents who hope to see their daughters grow up to become lawyers should take note of a recent study co-authored by a Duke alumnus.
At its meeting Thursday, The Arts & Sciences Council tentatively approved a new pass/fail policy and discussed faculty reaction to the CourseRank Web site.
Selective living groups, including fraternities, will be choosing new sections next week, after Campus Council determined a new slate of available sections Thursday.
This year, DPS is behind the wheel for social action.