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Jewish Holidays 2026 – 2027 We encourage our Duke colleagues and student groups of all identities and faith traditions to reference this resource when scheduling programs and events in order to avoid planning events on major Jewish holidays. Celebrations, programs and observances are open our Duke colleagues and student groups of all identities and faith traditions. Taking into account these dates helps create an inclusive climate for the Duke Jewish community. Questions? Contact us at jewishlife@duke.edu. Holidays marked with ** (Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Shemini Atzeret, Pesach and Shavuot) are days when traditionally work is forbidden and…
Building Healthy Relationships Having healthy relationships platonically, romantically, and sexually can be a fun part of your experience at Duke, but it often takes time and practice to navigate new social connections like relationships. The decision to be sexually active is personal and different for each individual and is an important component of practicing holistic wellness. Knowing the correct information and being able to access reliable resources can help you make informed, safe, healthy decisions, and DuWell is here to help you. Request a Sexual Health Workshop We are available to facilitate discussions and present interactive workshops on a variety…
Aviv Sheetrit (she/her/hers) serves as Associate Director for External Relations, working behind the scenes to engage donors, alumni, and friends of Jewish Life at Duke. Aviv oversees JLD’s fundraising efforts, communications strategy, and alumni engagement programs, partnering with alumni and parents who are passionate about supporting and advocating for Duke’s Jewish community. She loves seeing the impact made possible by supporters when students reflect about finding their community at JLD, the transformative experiences they had, or the lifelong friends and mentors they made. She also loves taste-testing the rotating Weekly Special at the Freeman Center Café! Aviv was born in Jerusalem,…
Visit Jewish Life at Duke Considering Duke? Visit us and learn more. Freeman Center Tour and Student Conversation Academic Year (Late August to April) The Freeman Center for Jewish Life, where Jewish Life at Duke is housed, is open for tours during the academic year (late August to April) on: Monday through Friday: 9am to 5pm (closed on Jewish holiday Yom Tov dates) Some Sundays during Fall and Spring semesters: 11am to 1pm during monthly bagel brunches* Our student interns are available during business hours to give you a tour of our building and discuss Jewish Life at Duke. Please…
Free, Confidential STI Testing DuWell collaborates with the Durham County Department of Public Health to offer free monthly confidential STI Walk-in Testing to all Duke students. No appointment necessary. If you are sexually active the recommendation is to be tested every three months. On-Campus Options The full schedule of free monthly confidential STI Walk-in Testing Clinics is available on DukeGroups. If you would like to get tested outside of the monthly testing dates you may schedule an appointment with Duke Student Health, but be advised there is a fee that will be charged to your insurance. Off-Campus Option You may contact…
Welcome to the Center for Muslim Life! A Home for Muslim Life at Duke At the Center for Muslim Life (CML), students, staff, and faculty come together to create a vibrant and inclusive environment. We are committed to enriching the lives of Muslim students and the whole campus through events and activities that cater to the spiritual, social, and intellectual needs of Duke students. Whether you were born or raised Muslim, interested in or new to Islam, or know nothing at all, we are a home away from home for all who want to engage with and be a part…
Understanding & Using Your Insurance We understand that health insurance can be very confusing, especially if this is the first time you are on your own plan. There are a number of short videos that may be helpful in understanding the basics of health insurance, including key terminology, how to use your plan, and understanding the difference between healthcare in the United States and other countries. These videos are all available here. We have a full team available to help provide support and guidance, as well. For the most expedited support related to your situation, please contact the following: For…
Providing evidence-based, student-centered healthcare to the campus community. We offer a wide range of healthcare services for all Duke students, many of which are covered by the student health fee. Every time you need services, you’ll discover professional and compassionate care that directly contributes to your well-being and overall success. Important Announcement New After-Hours Medical Service Available After Hours Medical care is now available for Duke students via TimelyCare! When Student Health is closed, TimelyCare offers Duke students free, nationwide virtual medical visits, typically within 10 minutes, including evenings, overnight, weekends, and breaks, with prescriptions sent to a nearby pharmacy…
Duke Student Health Nutrition Services Fosters an environment that educates, supports and facilitates a student’s ability to develop lifelong healthy eating behaviors; collaborates with Duke Dining to offer a nutritious and appealing food environment that allows students to nourish both their bodies and minds; offers evidence based clinical care in a respectful and caring manner; provides information through campus-wide nutrition initiatives, and works collaboratively with other campus organizations in order to deliver the highest level of nutrition care possible. In-Person and video visits are covered by your Student Health Fee, not insurance, therefore there is no out-of-pocket cost to you….
Where can I live next year? First-year students live in their East Campus residence hall as non-resident members of their connected Quad. Sophomores live in their connected Quad on West Campus. Juniors live in their connected Quad or in 300 or 301 Swift, The Blue Light, or Hollows. Seniors may choose to live in their Quad, 300 or 301 Swift, The Blue Light, or Hollows, or off campus. Juniors and seniors will retain Quad affiliation regardless of where they choose to live and will keep that affiliation even after they graduate. The connection between each East Campus residence hall and…