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The Journey to It’s Thyme Duke Dining Leads the Nation as the First University to Introduce a Stand-Alone, Top 9 Allergen-Free Dining Venue! Press Release It’s Thyme is a national leader in allergen-free dining and reflects Duke Dining’s commitment to safety, innovation, and creating welcoming dining experiences for all. Achieving FARECheck Gold Recognition solidifies Duke Dining’s leadership in allergen-free dining. It’s Thyme is more than just a dining venue—it’s a model for the future of safe and accessible food service. A Student-Driven Initiative: Listening, Learning, and Innovating The journey to It’s Thyme began with student focus groups and collaboration among…
Summer Housing Application The housing application for Summer 2026 is now open! click to apply Duke offers two distinct summer options for undergraduate students: Duke Summer Session and Duke Summer Experiences. Each program offers unique opportunities for undergraduate students. On-campus housing is available for both options. PLEASE NOTE: Students are NOT required to live on campus if enrolled in summer courses or summer experiences. Summer Session Information Summer Housing Rates Summer housing is for students who need housing during the summer session (May 12 – August 11). Applications will be approved for the following reasons: Enrolled in Summer Session 1…
Pictured above are Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke, Nathaniel White, and Mary Mitchell, three of the first Five Black undergraduate students at Duke. BC Plaza Banner Facts Showcased starting February 1st on the Plaza light-poles. Want to learn more about the person, group, or event highlighted? Click on each topic below to expand and learn more. Black Wall Street Source: Duke Chronicle article from January 21, 2022 During the late 1800s and early 1900s, Durham’s Black Wall Street housed a vibrant and successful variety of Black-owned businesses. A set of four blocks on Parrish Street, Black Wall Street served as a hub for…
300 Swift Apartments 300 Swift is an apartment complex located close to main campus and is considered “on campus” housing. Swift offers 2-bedroom, 2-person, fully furnished apartments for any graduate students (including PhD students). This building is comprised of graduate and professional student apartments and undergraduate student apartments. Graduate and professional students and undergraduate students will not be assigned to live together in 300 Swift. Pets are not allowed at 300 Swift, except for registered service animals. Please visit the Duke Student Disability Access Office’s website (SDAO) to learn more about the process of requesting a Service Animal/Emotional Support Animal…
Residence Life Leader Positions Resident/Community Assistants Resident Assistant (RA) For more information about the application and recruitment timelines, please click here! Community Assistant (CA) For more information about the application and recruitment timelines, please click here! Graduate Assistants For more information about the application and recruitment timelines, please click here! Functional Program Assistants (FPA) Functional Program Assistants (FPAs) are graduate student leaders who focus on a particular functional area within the Residence Life department rather than working within a particular residential community like other Program Assistants. The FPA positions include Student Leadership, Recruitment and Selection, Learning and Development, Upper-class Student…
West Campus Map Swift Campus Map Quad Floor Plans 300 Swift Quad Info Floor Plan 301 Swift Quad Info Floor Plan Blue Light Quad Info Floor Plan Craven Quad Info Floor Plan Crowell Quad Info Floor Plan Edens Quad Info Floor plans: Edens 1A Edens 1B Edens 1C Edens 2A Edens 2C Edens 3A Edens 3B Few Quad Info Floor Plan Hollows Quad Info Floor Plans: Please note that these are large files and may take a few moments to open. You may want to download and open in Adobe Acrobat. Hollows A Hollows B Keohane Quad Info Floor Plans:…
Let’s Get Involved The organizations listed here represent just a few of the many Black/African diasporic-identified and affiliated groups at Duke. These organizations are open to all Duke students. To discover more, explore Duke Groups or search Instagram. Want your organization to be added to this list or need to make an edit? Please email marylou@duke.edu. 100 Collegiate Black Men IG: @duke100bm Duke Groups Black Law Student Association IG: @dukelawblsa Black Pre-Law Society IG: @dukepbls Duke Groups Black Student Alliance IG: @dukebsa Duke Groups Black Women’s Union IG: @duke_bwu Duke Groups Duke Africa IG: @duke.africa Duke Groups Duke Ethiopian/Eritrean Student…
2024 REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE CONFERENCE RJC 2024 Theme: Healing Black Bodies and Black Maternal Health The Duke Women’s Center 2024 conference theme was Healing Black Bodies & Black Maternal Health. View the program from the 2024 Reproductive Justice Conference that took place on Wednesday March 6, 2024, in Karsh Alumni and Visitor’s Center to learn more about the amazing local and state activism work being done around black maternal health. This year’s theme touched on many topics at the heart of reproductive justice conversations, from black maternal health and morbidity, to regulations imposed on black bodies, to feelings of love and worth tied…
Undergraduate I-Guide Description International Guides (I-Guides) are undergraduate student leaders who assist the Duke International Student Center (DISC) staff with the organization and facilitation of the Passport to Duke & Durham Arrival Process. As student leaders and mentors, I-Guides will: Mentor and communicate with first-year international students Organize and facilitate social events (during early move-in) Assist with the planning of the “Passport to Duke and Durham” resource fair Build social media content (leading up to early move-in) Host virtual information sessions in the summer Welcome first-year students and assist students during the Passport to Duke & Durham Arrival Process …
All first‑year students begin their Duke journey on East Campus, where residential life is intentionally designed to support both personal growth and community connection. Students have opportunities to build lasting friendships, take on leadership roles within their residential communities, and engage with a wide network of university staff as they transition to college life. Assignments Incoming first‑year students are randomly assigned to rooms and roommates. Housing Assignments uses the information provided on the first‑year housing application—particularly responses to the lifestyle questions—to guide roommate matching. While no one can guarantee a “perfect” roommate match, these questions provide a starting point for…
2026 REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE CONFERENCE RJC 2025 is part of our 2026 Women’s History Month celebrations. For more information about WHM 2026 and how to celebrate it, visit https://bit.ly/DukeWHM26. Register for this year’s conference! Have a speaker suggestion or resource? Email us! Learn More RJC 2026 Theme – Boundaries, Bodies, and Bliss: Pleasure and Reproductive Justice Advocacy The Duke Women’s Center is hosting our annual Reproductive Justice Conference as part of our Women’s History Month programming on Wednesday March 4, 2026 in Duke University’s Penn Pavilion building. We use SisterSong’s definition of reproductive justice, described as “the human right to maintain…
Hillel Global Giving Week 2026 Support the Jewish Future at Duke This Hillel Global Giving Week, from May 4-8, 2026, support Jewish Life at Duke! Help us reach our ambitious goal of raising $36,000 to grow the Jewish Future Endowment Fund! Donate Now About the Campaign Double Your Impact. Strengthen Jewish Life at Duke. From May 4-8, 2026, your gift to Jewish Life at Duke empowers students to celebrate their Jewish identity with pride, grow into compassionate leaders, and build lifelong friendships. We’re proud to join Hillels around the world for the 7th annual Hillel Global Giving Week—and there’s never been…