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Social Hosts are members of the Duke community that are required to be present at all on-campus events where alcohol is present. Social Hosts are sober, active bystanders that assist in promoting safe, social behaviors to ensure that the event ends well for all those attending. What will this workshop cover? Your role as a Social Host. How you can promote safe, social behaviors. How your…
Welcome to BOW! Please join us for the diversity in business panel to learn about the wide variety of pathways, backgrounds, and identities in business.
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.
After you have submitted your applications, you’ll be invited to a casual interview with exec.
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.
Weekly meetings for the Duke University Chess Club, which will include lessons with our coach Levan Bregadze
Practice for Duke MMA
Celebrate the High Holidays with us by attending a service (Conservative and Reform services, along with non-denominational alternative experiences) and/or enjoying festive holiday meals at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life.
Celebrate the High Holidays with us by attending a service (Conservative and Reform services, along with non-denominational alternative experiences) and/or enjoying festive holiday meals at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life. Conservative morning services begin at 9:30 am. Reform services begin at 10:00 am, and a combined Torah service will begin at approximately 10:45 am. Conservative Musaf…
Celebrate the High Holidays with us by attending a service (Conservative and Reform services, along with non-denominational alternative experiences) and/or enjoying festive holiday meals at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life. Meet at the Duke Gardens Big Pond for Tashlich at 6:15 pm. Holiday dinner at 6:45, and Conservative service and Kiddush at 7:45 pm. Come for any or all of the evenin…
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.
Celebrate the High Holidays with us by attending a service (Conservative and Reform services, along with non-denominational alternative experiences) and/or enjoying festive holiday meals at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life. Conservative morning services begin at 9:30 am. Kiddush lunch at approximately 12:30 pm. Come for any or all of the service – no RSVP required. Registration required…