Campus Life

  • Taglit-Birthright Israel with Duke

    Taglit-Birthright Israel with Duke

     

    30 Duke students are currently having the experience of a lifetime in Israel.  Read more about it on facebook and twitter. Find out how you can travel to Israel for FREE!

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  • The Moxie Project

    The Moxie Project

    The Moxie Project is a selective program for undergraduates that combines rigorous curricular, co-curricular and applied learning experiences to explore women’s leadership, public policy and social change.

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  • Race Speaks!

    Race Speaks!

    RACE SPEAKS! is a multifaceted initiative developed by the Center for Multicultural Affairs at Duke University that aims to increase understanding of the role that race plays in everyday life.

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  • Fab Fridays

    Fab Fridays

    All LGBT, allies, questions, undergrads, grad students, staff and faculty are welcome to jump start the weekend in the Center for LGBT Life.

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  • Campus Life Initiatives

    Campus Life Initiatives

    Our students connect to Campus Life Centers and Departments through interest and/or identity. It is our intention to deliver an array of international programs and services that provide exposure, experiential education and empathy.

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Who We Are: 

Campus Life provides education, advocacy and support for Duke students through advising, leadership development and experiential education. Our outreach programs and services foster an equitable and engaged university community based on a culture of broad social and civic understanding.

Have You Heard?

May 14, 2012

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, along with the UNC-CH Campus Ministers Association, is pleased to announce that Imam Abdullah Antepli has been selected to deliver the 2012 Undergraduate Baccalaureate keynote address during the interfaith service celebrating commencement.

May 14, 2012

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.

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International Student Housing

International House and our colleagues at Community Housing can help you through the housing process, whatever your needs or difficulties may be. View the video, or read more.

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