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A casual community chat space where community members and partners can explore relevant multicultural topics, cultivate cross-cultural relationships, & engage in intentional coalition building.
Practice for Duke MMA
Join us on Friday for the Shabbat this Friday! Shabbat services start at 6pm (don’t miss Good Thing of the Week!), and the evening continues at 7pm with dinner. Register by texting “Shabbat” to (984) 333-5603.
Small groups are our mini families that work to grow in community and do life together while talking about the intersection of faith, life, and ethnicity.
Small groups are our mini families that work to grow in community and do life together while talking about the intersection of faith, life, and ethnicity.
Weekly meetings for the Duke University Chess Club, which will include lessons with our coach Levan Bregadze
Join us on Friday for the Shabbat this Friday! Shabbat services start at 6pm (don’t miss Good Thing of the Week!), and the evening continues at 7pm with dinner. Register by texting “Shabbat” to (984) 333-5603.
1 of 2 weekly practices for Duke Quiz Bowl
A casual community chat space where community members and partners can explore relevant multicultural topics, cultivate cross-cultural relationships, & engage in intentional coalition building.
Small groups are our mini families that work to grow in community and do life together while talking about the intersection of faith, life, and ethnicity.
Join us on Friday for the Shabbat this Friday! Shabbat services start at 6pm (don’t miss Good Thing of the Week!), and the evening continues at 7pm with dinner. Register by texting “Shabbat” to (984) 333-5603.
International Wrongful Conviction Day, on October 2nd, 2022, is an internationally recognized day to honor the wrongfully convicted and spread awareness regarding their personal testimonials. 2 wrongfully convicted men, John Bunn, in partnership with Raymond Santana from the Central Park 5 are participating in the Wrongful Conviction College Tour over a week-long span, making stops at Howard Un…