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Pre-Orientation Programs
New Student Programs provides support and oversight to all but one of Duke’s pre-orientation programs, which currently consist of Projects BUILD, Search, Waves and WILD.
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Brodhead Reappointed
Brodhead, who became Duke's ninth president in 2004, has been appointed to a new 5-year term.
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Summer Dining Hours
Hours of operation for most venues on campus have changed for the summer. Check out the live feed of hours, or download a pdf schedule for posting.
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Class of 2016 Blue Books
Blue Books for members of the Class of 2016 will be sent via US Mail to students with domestic mailing addresses the week of May 7th and should arrive by mid-May.
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Sustainability
Duke has a strong reputation for high quality dining services, which includes a commitment to sustainability.
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Events
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Student Affairs Launches New Site
Welcome to the new Student Affairs Website. This site was developed with input from students and other users, as well as colleagues from around campus. The information is organized to offer quick glances, with opportunities to read more, contact individuals for more information, or take action related to the information you are viewing; to share and follow via blogs and social media; and to give you the information you need as quickly as possible.
Senior Stories 2012
From DukeToday.
In the four years since the more than 1,600 members of the Class of 2012 arrived at Duke, they have been changed by their university experience in ways large and small. Five of these students were interviewed by Duke Magazine in 2008 about their hopes and expectations for a Duke education. Four years later the magazine returned to these students and looked at how their experiences compared with their expectations.
I never knew people could be ab-normal…
Anonymous, from Race Speaks, published by the Center for Multicultural Affairs
Maybe I have been living under a rock or something because until I came to Duke I did not realize that people could be ab-normal. The first time this was revealed to me was in Issues of Education and Immigration, a great service-learning course where I was able to interact with Spanish speaking students in two elementary schools. It never once crossed my mind that some of them were considered ab-normal to my fellow peers.