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In place of the annual NPHC yard show that we didn’t have this year, the chapter will be putting on their own performance-based event highlighting the historical importance of stepping and other forms of dance.
Weekly dinner and gathering for Few residents in the Brodhead Center to build community and belonging among residents as well as support the social, residential, and intellectual life of the Quad. A regular rotation of faculty, university leadership, and residence life staff will join. Free dessert will be provided and attendees will earn President’s Quad Cup points for their Quad.
DukeLife Reading Period Study Break- come by and score some study time. Food will be provided!
We welcome our international students to stop by our weekly tabling in the BC Plaza on west campus to hang out, meet with DISC staff, and chat. We’ll have free donuts each week!
We welcome our international students to stop by our weekly tabling in the BC Plaza on west campus to hang out, meet with DISC staff, and chat. We’ll have free donuts each week!
Join the Global Education Office for a study away mixer! Mingle with other Duke students who have studied away, and connect with those looking to make studying away part of their Duke experience. Global Education experts will be on hand to answer general questions about studying away. Food and refreshments will be provided.
We welcome our international students to stop by our weekly tabling in the BC Plaza on west campus to hang out, meet with DISC staff, and chat. We’ll have free donuts each week!
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…
MLWC and CMA presents: Wakanda Forever! This event is a premiere movie screening of the sequel to Black Panther, where we reserve seats for students at the AMC movie theatre for the 6:00pm showtime.
Guest speakers across distinct Duke departments will speak on a panel discussing a variety of issues related to the period known as the “Arab Spring”
Dinner intended to bring together individuals from different backgrounds that share the identity of being Low-Income or First-generation as well as allies.
The All Star Talent Show will feature everyone’s favorite Duke music groups as they compete in front of a panel of guest judges and raise money for Duke Children’s Hospital to support their patients and research.