THE DEVIL’S DILEMMA
- Contest winner: Perceived socioeconomic distance
This post is the third of three selected as a winner of this year’s blogging contest. The author is an ECE and Physics double major, Pratt 2015, who has asked More…
- Contest winner: When do I have an obligation to speak up?
This post is one of three selected as a winner of this year’s blogging contest. The author is Joy Liu, Trinity 2014, Public Policy and Biology double major. Congratulations, Joy! More…
- Contest winner: When do the ends justify the means?
This post is one of three selected as a winner of this year’s blogging contest. The author is a Biology major, Trinity 2015, who has asked not to be named. More…
- Blog Competition: Duke’s Greatest Dilemma
I really don’t have time to be writing this right now. I’ve got two midterms, a paper, and a quiz that I need to be focusing on. Oh, and they More…
EVENTS
- Do Lunch with Michael Ignatieff, Apr. 19
Join us April 19th at noon for a wide-ranging discussion on politics and globalization with this year’s Kenan Distinguished Lecturer in Ethics, Michael Ignatieff. Dr. Michael Ignatieff is More…
- What Is Good Art Opening Reception, Apr. 10
Join us Wednesday, April 10th for food and drink as we reveal the works selected for inclusion in this year’s What Is Good Art Exhibition. We will announce More…
- The Science of Success, Apr. 2
How do students’ backgrounds impact their experiences and performance before Duke, at Duke, and beyond? To what extent does preparation affect student success academically and otherwise? How do More…
- Do Lunch with Marc Dreyfors, Mar. 27
Come join a lively discussion on the increasing dilemma of biofuels vs. food production in a resource-constraining world. Drought, flood, heat and fires caused by greenhouse gases are More…