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Weekly practice for Duke Quiz Bowl (1/2).
Weekly practice for Duke Quiz Bowl (1/2).
DUU VisArts is hosting an opening reception for Kevin Vanek’s exhibition in the Brown Gallery: “Memento Mori: The American Way”
Our weekly Graduate/Professional students Bible Study
This event is for Agapé’s recurring bible study with undergraduate students.
Come join us for English conversations on cultural perspectives, world news, local events, and more. International and domestic students, scholars, and staff are all welcome! No registration is necessary. Questions? Contact Rene Caputo, r.caputo@duke.edu
This is a practice of Asana (physical movement), Pranayama (breathing exercises), and Dhyana (meditation). Each class will include mindfulness & breath control techniques, warm up movements to activate the body, a sequence of postures to maintain balance, flexibility and strength, and finally a deep relaxation experience. This is a wonderful holistic practice to engage the body, mind and spirit…
A Vinyasa flow class is a gentle yoga class for all levels that combines both yoga postures and breathing techniques. The goal of the class is to help people feel better in both their body and their mind.  This class is open to all Duke students, faculty, and staff. No registration or experience necessary. Limited yoga mats are available for use.
Give yourself the time to embark on a crafting project that allows you to be creative! This session invites you to make something that you can take with you as an ongoing reminder of how important it is to lean into your imagination. Materials will be provided, no experience necessary!
Come gather Monday evenings to meditate and connect with Buddhist Meditation Community at Duke (BMCD). Although we are rooted in Buddhist meditation, our group represents diverse faith traditions and spiritualities. Whether you are familiar with mindfulness meditation or are completely new, I hope you know that you have a place here! In our weekly gatherings, we’ll explore a range of opportu…
Did you know on any given day you can encounter an astonishing variety of wild animals right on campus? It’s true, and I’m not just talking about bugs. Or squirrels, although I love those little acorn spreaders. I’m talking about birds. In this session we will seek the liveliness of the world around us. Specifically, we will go to those underexplored margins of campus to kick up jewels that …
Come join us for English conversations on cultural perspectives, world news, local events, and more. International and domestic students, scholars, and staff are all welcome! No registration is necessary. Questions? Contact Rene Caputo, r.caputo@duke.edu