Jeremiah Fang is a Trinity junior and a staff reporter for the news department.
Tenting registration will begin a week before FDOC, with black tenting scheduled to start Jan. 12, blue tenting Jan. 18 and white tenting Jan. 23.
Duke Student Government announced that It’s Thyme will now accept first-year dinner equivalency, addressed the proposed STINF phaseout from the Arts & Science Council and approved $40,417.40 in student group funding requests during its Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government senators heard a DSG 101 presentation on how to be effective leaders in their positions, presented committee updates and allocated Student Organization Funding Committee funding in their Wednesday meeting.
Duke Student Government hosted Chris Simmons, vice president for government relations, as a guest speaker for the first time in roughly two decades, introduced its organizational leadership team and confirmed first-year senator nominees during its Wednesday meeting.
DSG senators met Wednesday to approve over $30,000 in SOFC and OCF funding, discuss Democracy Day and consider proposed guidelines for off-campus events and gatherings.
DSG senators met Wednesday to finalize presidential committee nominations, share committee updates and approve SOFC funding requests.
During Duke Student Government's second meeting of the 2024-25 year, senators heard student concerns about recent changes to Student Organization Finance Committee guidelines, shared committee goals and submitted nominations for presidential committees.
New Interin Dean of Students Debbie Heida discussed pressing issues for her new role, including increasing student awareness about the Academic Resource Center, improving resources for incoming international students and making student health more easily accessible on East Campus.
Calling upon Duke administration for its support, the resolution also advocates for a taskforce of Duke community members to lead these efforts.
Duke Student Government senators met Wednesday to give updates on committee progress, hear from a Center for Gender Violence Prevention and Intervention panel and vote on over $50,000 of funding for various student groups
