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Once On This Island Rehearsal
Members of the Duke Impact Investing Group will be introducing the finance industry as well as providing tips and tricks for the recruiting process for Duke students.
Are you an animation fan? Come enjoy this epic saga of how Will Vinton revolutionized animation and claymation as we know it. A wild ride from start to finish, this film will keep you on your toes!
Rehearsal for our Fall Showcase
Each Thursday we will be hosting seminars meant to introduce members into the fundamentals of general aviation flying and inform them on the process of becoming Private Pilot. Seminars are taught by licensed pilots and may include guest appearances from faculty and other industry speakers. Open to all Duke community.
Here’s what you missed… most members of Duke@Nite are OBSESSED with Glee for some reason and really wanted to have a Glee themed trivia night this semester. I guess it’s happening on November 10th at 8:30 PM in Krafthouse, and something tells me that you don’t wanna miss it. There will be prizes for each member of the top three teams. Oh, and you can form teams of up to 4. That’s what you mis…
Animal agriculture is a technological anachronism – the inherent biology and physics of animals ultimately limit the commodities produced from them. In the long run, plant and microbial-based food will be tastier, healthier, and more affordable than conventional animal-based products and simultaneously usher in significant benefits for humanity, animal kind, and planet Earth. Join Karthik Se…
Once On This Island Rehearsal
Once On This Island Rehearsal
Celebrating Thanksgiving with the Duke Arab community. Food is provided, all are welcome.
Cru has a large group meeting in which all members of the organization come together once a week to hear a speaker and have religious music. We normally meet in Nelson Music Room on East Campus but reserved the Keohane Atrium for this week.
Me Too Monologues is an annual show about identity entirely written, performed, and produced by members of the Duke community. Students, alumni, and faculty can anonymously submit stories about their life experiences for peers to perform in a theatrical production. Due to their anonymous nature, the show’s monologues touch on the intricacies of individual experience, while uniting the commun…