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Calling all class of 2029 students and parents/family members: you’re invited to get to know Jewish Life at Duke, your future home-away-from-home on Duke’s campus! First, drop by the Freeman Center for Jewish Life from 4:00 – 5:30pm to see our building, meet fellow incoming Jewish students and families, learn about Jewish Life on campus, and get to know the Jewish Life staff. Welcome remarks…
New and returning friends are welcome in the CSGD to build community over free food
Close out Orientation Week by meeting your fellow first-years for Shabbat services and a free, family-style kosher Shabbat dinner with Jewish Life at Duke. Our egalitarian Kabbalat Shabbat service starts at 5:30pm in the Freeman Center Sanctuary, followed by dinner at 6:30pm. Just returning from an Orientation program? No worries, come whenever you can, even if it’s late! You’re also welcome to…
Join the Program in American Grand Strategy on August 26 for a fireside chat with former Deputy Secretary of State and Indo-Pacific Coordinator Kurt M. Campbell. Peter Feaver will moderate. Registration is encouraged, though not required. Visit ags.duke.edu to register. Kurt M. Campbell is chairman and co-founder of The Asia Group. He served as Deputy Secretary of State and Indo-Pacific C…
Get to Know the Mary Lou and what we do! Join the Lou Crew!
Duke University Libraries will be turning the pages of the Birds of America on the first Friday of every month. We welcome you to stop by and watch-what bird will be next? Birds of America is one of the greatest undertakings in the history of both art and ornithology. Almost 200 years after its publication, it remains a primary resource for scientists and scholars. This four-volume, double-e…
Beyond budding friendships, Ignite welcomes students into the abundance of Catholic opportunities on campus, such as small groups, adoration, music ministry, confession, and more. This is an off-campus retreat that requires advanced registration. The retreat is free to first-year students.
A meaningful celebration of the paths, struggles, and successes of our graduating students from Latin America and the Caribbean. This event highlights community, identity, and the collective journey toward impact and leadership.
Celebrate the Mass with the Duke Catholic Center during the week! Daily Mass takes place (usually) in Memorial Chapel, inside Duke Chapel. Check our website for the most up to date Mass schedule: catholic.duke.edu.
ZOOCRÜ refuses to stay in one lane. Formed in Durham, their sound is rooted in jazz and shaped by hip hop, blues, rock, and gospel, shifting and stretching in real time. They create from the core belief that all American music is born from the seeds of Black music, offering sets that feel like both anthem and affirmation, sounds that honor, remember, and heal. Curated by the Hayti Heritage C…
All GEO participants must attend this Pre‑Departure Health & Safety Briefing facilitated by the Office of Global Health & Safety (OGHS). This session equips you with key information to support a safe and successful program experience, including how to prepare, access resources, and navigate health and safety situations while away from Duke. During the briefing, you will: 1)Learn foundationa…
DISC will be hosting a Graduation Brunch to celebrate graduating international students. Families and guests are welcome. Undergraduate, Graduate, and Professional students with the following graduation dates: – May 2026, – September 2026, – December 2026, and – December 2025 (last year) Are welcome to register. —– Registration link: https://duke.is/DISC-GradBrunch2026