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On 3/29, Freewater Presentations will be hosting a screening of Wonka at 7 pm and 10 pm in Griffith Film Theater. Wonka tells the origin story of Willie Wonka as he seeks to become the premier chocolate maker in the entire world.
Synergy will be collaborating with HP Dance Crew to put on a dance showcase to show off all or dancers’ hard work during the year. We will also feature some guest performances from other student dance groups as well!
Freewater Presentations will be collaborating with SPEV to give away “golden tickets” for massive prizes including iPads, AirPods, and more. On 3/30, the screening of Wonka will take place at 8 pm in Griffith Film Theater. Wonka tells the origin story of Willie Wonka as he seeks to become the premier chocolate maker in the entire world.
Come hangout and play with puppies!
Celebrate Passover on April 23rd with a Passover Seder at the Freeman Center! Register to attend a Passover Seder by April 15 at www.tinyurl.com/dukepassover24.
DJSU is excited to bring a speaker from Breaking the Silence, an organization composed of former IDF soldiers who aim to expose the public to the daily reality of the occupation and Israeli military rule over the Palestinian civilian population in the territories, a reality witnessed firsthand during their military service.
We will be inviting Dr. Sandra Yankah to come and host a discussion about health equity at Duke and in the larger Durham community.
Give black men on campus a space to voice their opinions and encourage them the ability to help each other
Soukous is an 80’s/90’s music and dance style from the Democratic Republic of Congo. During this dance class, we will learn some basic movements and discover how moves from the past have influenced other dance styles like hip hop, salsa, and other international styles.
A walk/run around the East Campus Loop with free catering at the finish line!
Intentional space to have conversations to learn more about (in)accessibility and/or future directions — on a campus wide level. Featuring a keynote speaker, a review of the history of disability at Duke and DDA – as informed by research of our drive, the archives, and Chronicle articles, and active discussion and workshop time to set goals moving forward with students, faculty, staff acros…
This will be an extraordinary experience as we come together for a vibrant celebration! At our eagerly anticipated block party, where the air will be filled with the infectious spirit of community, the tantalizing aroma of delectable eats, and good music. This is not just an event; it’s a dynamic convergence of joy, laughter, and togetherness.