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WELCOME TO DUKE DUKE UNIVERSITY is more than a prestigious college institution—it’s a place to grow, to explore and to experience. Blue Devils work hard and play hard, and they’re all the better for it. The University we know today was once a one-room log schoolhouse in nearby Randolph County. Eventually, it became a permanent academy for Methodist and Quaker children and in 1859 it turned into Trinity College. Despite surviving the Civil War, the school struggled during the Reconstruction Era before adhering to the “New South” image of urbanization and manufacturing. It was then that Trinity College moved to the booming city of Durham in 1892. Its new campus at the time is Duke’s current East Campus, where all the first-year students live. Entrepreneur Washington Duke’s $85,000 church and civic-minded contribution to enhancing the school was followed by support from his eldest son, Benjamin N. Duke, and Ben’s younger brother, James B. Duke, who created the family philanthropic organization, The Duke Endowment, in 1924 and enabled the school’s transition to a university. These contributions also gave Trinity College its new name—Duke University. James B. Duke’s vision was to transform a regional liberal arts college into one of the world’s top institutions of higher education. And here we are. So, breathe it all in—the history, the culture, and all of Durham’s magic. Enjoy your time at Duke! Welcome.DukeChronicle.com

3 Welcome 4 Fun Facts 6 Best of Duke 8 Undergraduate Life 10 Global Ed 12 Class Decider 14 Graduate Life 16 Libraries 19 Durham Ranks 20 Campus Breakdown 21 East Campus Map 22 West Campus Map 24 Campus Dining 26 Best of Durham 29 Athletics 30 The Chronicle’s Best of Duke Winners

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FUN FACTS Duke student basketball fans are known as the Cameron Crazies, and for good reason. In order to attend the home game against University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, some Duke students brace the cold and camp out in K-ville for almost 2 months. Mike Krzyzewski, otherwise known as Coach K, has the most NCAA Division I wins in men’s basketball history.

The Duke Lemur Center is the world’s largest sanctuary for rare and endangered prosimian primates. Jovian, the celebrity lemur for the hit children’s show Zoboomafoo lived at the Lemur Center before passing away in 2014.

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The Duke Chapel is 210 feet tall. Weddings at the Chapel can be booked only one year in advance of the wedding month. Some couples seeking a specific date have recreated Duke’s tenting tradition by camping outside the Chapel the night before sign-ups begin in order to be the first to book.

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Eno Animal Hospital On your next visit to the Duke Gardens, stop by the Terrace Shop. We’re located in the Doris Duke Center for the Sarah Duke Gardens off Anderson Street. We offer some of the finest garden-related merchandise found in the triangle area. Clothing | Books | Children’s Items | Educational Items Jewelry | Ceramic Pots | Vases | Bird Feeders and more! Doris Duke Center • Sarah P. Duke Gardens • Phone: 919.684.9037 Store Hours: Monday - Saturday: 9am - 5pm • Sunday: 12noon - 5pm

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A Closer Look at Tenting TENTING IN K-VILLE for the UNC game is not taken lightly. The process includes a basketball trivia test, races, tent checks, and lots of rules and regulations. Only the most committed fans survive. Black tenting Students take their campout spot and begin tenting during the first week of classes (4-6 weeks before the big game). Blue tenting Students start their tenting experience usually about 4 weeks prior to the game. White tenting If successful in the â&#x20AC;&#x153;race to the secret spot,â&#x20AC;? White tenting allows students to begin sleeping out about two weeks before the game. Flex Tenting The newest addition to the tenting line up, Flex Tenting replaced the walk-up line this past season. Flex tenting begins about a week before the game. Admission to the game is not guaranteed for flex tenters. Despite its craziness, most students find tenting an integral part of their Duke experience. For more information check out kvillenation.com.

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BEST OF DUKE Duke Forest (919) 613-8013 n dukeforest.duke.edu

Sarah P. Duke Gardens (919) 684-3698 n gardens.duke.edu

The Duke Forest is comprised of a variety of ecosystems and over 7,000 acres of land, much of which was purchased by the university in the 1920’s in order to help transform Trinity College into Duke University. The forest helps foster learning, community outreach activities, and most prominently research, as the forest is home to over 60 research projects per year. The forest’s diverse wildlife also creates the perfect environment for recreational activities such as hiking, biking and horseback riding.

Named one of the top 10 public gardens in the United States and winner of the 2013 Horticulture Magazine Award for Garden Excellence, Duke Gardens features five miles of scenic pathways, and 55 acres of beautiful plants, flowers and ponds. The Gardens offers tours, classes, volunteer opportunities and an elegant rental hall for special events. It is also home to Duke Performances’ Music in the Gardens, a summer outdoor concert series. It’s the perfect place to read a book, have a picnic and spend a leisurely afternoon.

FUN The barcode was pioneered in Durham’s Research FACT Triangle Park.

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Duke Gardens features five miles of scenic pathways, and 55 acres of beautiful plants, flowers and ponds.

Duke Lemur Center (919) 489-3364 n lemur.duke.edu Hosting the world’s largest and most diverse collection of lemurs outside of Madagascar, Duke’s Lemur Center engages

scientists, students and the public in an exciting new way. Jovian, the lemur who starred as Zoboomafoo in the hit television show, lived at the Lemur Center until his death in 2014, and several of

museum features a variety of styles including medieval art, art of the Americas, Classical Antiquities and modern and contemporary art. Duke students always enjoy free admission and weekend brunch at the Nasher Museum Café is a must. Cameron Indoor Stadium n goduke.com

Cameron Indoor Stadium has served as the home of the Cameron Crazies and the site of over 1,000 men’s and women’s Blue Devil victories.

his offspring continue to live at the center. Lemurpalooza, the center’s semiannual fundraiser allows attendants to meet the lemurs in the Adopt-a-Lemur Program and to interact with these unique primates. Scheduled appointments are required for a docent-guided walking tour of the facility.

The Nasher Museum of Art (919) 684-5135 n nasher.duke.edu A major center for the arts on campus, the Nasher Museum serves the university and region with traveling exhibitions, permanent collections, performing arts events, lectures, film series and social gatherings. The

For almost eight decades, Cameron Indoor Stadium has served as the home of the Cameron Crazies and the site of over 1,000 men’s and women’s Blue Devil victories. Dedicated to longtime Duke Athletic Director and basketball coach Eddie Cameron, the 9,314-seat facility provides an undeniable sense of spirit, electricity and magic. It is no surprise that some crazies tent out in K-Ville for up to eight weeks just to watch a game inside Cameron.

Duke Chapel (919) 681-9488 n chapel.duke.edu The iconic building located at the center of West Campus is one of the most dynamic university chapels in America. Offering ecumenical worship, intentional student ministries and boundary-crossing hospitality, the Chapel is kept in conversation and active collaboration with Duke, Durham and the world. The Chapel hosts more than two dozen religious groups, creating a safe place for religious expression, support and partnership among diverse faiths. Students, community members and university faculty and staff gather for worship every Sunday at 11 a.m. The Chapel also hosts a service of prayer and Holy Communion and midweek prayer, as well as a Chapel Choir and special music events.

CONVENIENCE STARTS WITH US! The East Campus Store features a wide selection of food items. We carry the things needed for day-to-day living, such as frozen foods, breakfast foods, dairy products, soft drinks, cookies, candy, breads, and juices. Don’t forget to browse through our clothing section which provides you with a selection of top quality clothing. GROCERIES

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UNDERGRADUATE LIFE Get involved ! Undergraduates at Duke have the opportunity to participate in an extraordinary variety of racially, ethnically, culturally, and sexually diverse student affairs groups—including, but not limited to: clubs, sports teams, business enterprises, publication committees, and theater, dance, music and art programs. Duke Student Government n dsg.dukegroups.duke.edu DSG serves as a voice for Duke students on campus. Executive and legislative

members work hard to represent constituents in issues ranging from facilities management improvement to Krzyewskiville policies.

Fraternity & Sorority Life n studentaffairs.duke.edu/greek Fraternity and Sorority Life advises, serves and supports 41 nationally affiliated chapters, and the general Greek community. Of the Duke undergraduate student population, 34% belong to a Greek-lettered organization. Fraternity and Sorority Life consists of four governing councils, the Interfraternity Council (IFC), the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), the Panhellenic Association (Panhel), and the Multicultural Greek Council (MGC). IFC—composed of 15 fraternity chapters including Psi Upsilon, Duke’s only co-ed social fraternity. NPHC—composed of eight historically Black Greek-lettered fraternities and sororities. NPHC is known for its annual Homecoming Step Show and NPHC Week. Panhel—made up of 10 National Panhellenic Conference organizations.

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MGC—houses Duke’s multicultural/ cultural Greek-lettered organizations, including three Asian-interest chapters, two Latino/a based organizations, one South Asian-interest fraternity and one multicultural sorority. Selective Living Groups (SLGs) These student-initiated communities can be purely social in nature or based upon a fundamental intellectual or cultural theme. Current members of an SLG select new members through a recruitment program.

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All first-year students live on East Campus and are assigned to houses randomly, which encourages students to meet people from diverse backgrounds.

Brown Residence Hall on East Campus

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customer service and food quality.

The committee operates under the auspices of Duke Student Government to foster communication between students, administrators, staff, vendors, prospective vendors and customers. The group is dedicated to helping Duke provide delicious food, fair prices, great customer service and clean, wellorganized facilities. With your feedback, DUSDAC helps to rate on-campus eateries and Merchants on Points vendors on

For more information contact Dining Services at (919) 660-3900.

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Students can state preferences for things such as single, double, or triple rooms and single-gender or co-ed halls. There are several defined living-learning communities including the Arts Community for those interested in music, drama or art, a Substance Free Community, and The Focus Program where students live and take classes together around an interdisciplinary theme. For sophomores, juniors, and seniors, Duke offers living options on West Campus and at 300 Swift. There are more than 75 houses to choose from, some affiliated with Greek Life and Selective Living Groups, and others are independent. Residences on West Campus are traditional dorm style, while 300 Swift are apartments.

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Duke Dining offers a variety of dining plans to meet the varied needs of our students. For detailed dining plan information please visit dining.duke.edu.

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UNDERGRADUATE LIFE Global Education & Study Abroad n globaled.duke.edu

Global Education at Duke turns the world into a classroom. It has over 40 Duke-administered and over 130 approved nonDuke programs available abroad and in the United States. There are both summer and semester-long programs to choose from.

experience by meeting a community need locally, domestically or internationally. More than 4,800 Duke students have participated since the program began in 2007, serving more than 46 U.S. cities, 84 nations and 600 community organizations across six continents. Each year students become involved in a vast range of civic engagement activities including environmental advocacy, community outreach, global health, education, social justice and more.

The Global Education Office for Undergraduates aims to challenge students’ perspectives, expand self-awareness and inspire lifelong global engagement. About 44% of Duke’s undergraduates choose to study abroad for a summer, semester, or academic year before graduating from Duke.

Duke Engage n dukeengage.duke.edu

DukeEngage is a program that empowers students to address critical human needs through immersive service—providing meaningful assistance to communities in the U.S. and abroad. Students who participate in DukeEngage receive one-time funding to pursue an immersive (minimum of eight weeks) service

Global Education at Duke turns the world into a classroom.

EARN COURSE CREDIT ALL AROUND THE WORLD • Take courses for Duke credit or transfer credit. • Study away as early as the summer after your first year. • Use your financial aid or scholarship to study away. • Find courses with an internship or research component.

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CLASS DECIDER What’s your passion? There’s a class for that! Passionate about Netflix?

Passionate about food?

AMI 101 Introduction to Arts of the Moving Image

PHYSEDU Diet and Nutrition BIOLOGY 26S People, Plants, and Pollution

DOCST 288S-01 Editing for Film and Video ENGLISH 225S Writing the Movie ENGLISH 317S Screenwriting

Passionate about the environment?

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Passionate about activism?

ENVIRON 89S - 02 First-Year Seminar—Say What? The Impact of Sound on Marine Mammals GSF 27S Food, Farming and Feminism

Passionate about fashion?

PUBPOL 199 Science Law and Policy

ARTSVIS 233S Costume Design

ICS 351S Racial Justice in the US and South Africa POLSCI 331 Prisoner’s Dilemma and Distributive Justice

We have a different look. We have a different feel. We are bigger. We are better. For a unique shopping experience, visit us in our 4,200 square foot facility located in the Scott Family Athletics Performance Center on Tribull Plaza between Cameron Indoor Stadium and Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium in the newly-transformed Duke Athletics Campus. The new Duke Team Store is the perfect place for Duke fans to shop the best selection of Nike game day clothing, headwear and accessories. Please note: For Football & Men’s Basketball games, the Team Store will be open 2 hours before the game and 1 hour after the game ends. For Women’s Basketball games, the Team Store is open 2 hours before the game and 30 minutes after the game ends.

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Passionate about introspection?

Passionate about politics?

ETHICS 101 The Challenges of Living an Ethical Life

POLSCI 116D American Political Systems PUBPOL 155D - 001 Introduction to Policy Analysis POLSCI 313S Global Protest

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Passionate about sports? PHYSEDU 212 Sports Media

MMS 380 Entrepreneurial Marketing WRITING 89S What Now? Composing Oneself

PHYSEDU 241

Passionate about reading? ENGLISH 184S Readings in Genre

ENGLISH 222S.01 Intro to the Writing of Creative Non-Fiction: Travel Writing

ENGLISH 338S Milton

HISTORY 214 The Modern Middle East AAAS 321 Visualizing the Caribbean

ECON 101D - 001 Economic Principles ECON 255S Shakespeare & Financial Markets: Why “This Time” is Never Different

Psychology of Sport and Performance

Passionate about traveling?

Passionate about the stock market?

ARTHIST 231 - 01 History of Art Markets

Passionate about music? NEUROSCI 288S-01 Music as Biology

FRENCH 361.01 French Love Story ENGLISH 374 Contemporary American Writers

MUSIC 145 Hip Hop/Rap Appreciation CULANTH 131 World Music

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GRADUATE STUDENT LIFE Duke University is comprised of nine different graduate and professional schools, each of which offers its own programs and degrees.

The School of Medicine n medschool.duke.edu

The Graduate School n gradschool.duke.edu

Divinity School n divinity.duke.edu

The youngest of the nation’s top medical schools, the School of Medicine is an inclusive community of outstanding learners, investigators, clinicians and staff who work to improve human health locally and around the globe.

The Graduate School offers graduate training in more than 70 departments and programs of arts and study, including a wide range of master’s, doctoral, certificate and dual-and joint-degree programs.

The Divinity School encompasses intellectual study and pastoral practice to develop future clergy, scholars, administrators and lay leaders. Fuqua School of Business n fuqua.duke.edu Fuqua offers a multitude of MBA, Master of Management Studies, PhD and joint degree programs. Duke Law School n law.duke.edu The Law School provides leadership at the national and international levels in an effort to improve the law and legal institutions.

Nicholas School of the Environment n nicholas.duke.edu The Nicholas School aims to advance a more sustainable future by addressing major modern environmental issues and training a new and environmentally-informed generation of global leaders. Sanford School of Public Policy n sanford.duke.edu The Sanford School offers master’s and doctoral degrees in public policy and international development policy— with scholars leading centers focused on energy, health policy, child and family policy, terrorism and security studies.

The School of Nursing n nursing.duke.edu The School of Nursing provides advanced and comprehensive education to future leaders, practitioners and researchers—producing a better overall understanding of health promotion and illness prevention as well as systems of care that facilitate better patient outcomes.

Pratt School of Engineering n pratt.duke.edu One of the nation’s fastest rising engineering schools, Pratt offers PhD, MS and professional master’s degree programs in specialties including biomedical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering and material science and photonics.

FUN The Durham Performing Arts center regularly FACT ranks in the top 10 for ticket sales in the country.

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GRADUATE STUDENT LIFE Living Most graduate students rent off-campus housing from private landlords in Durham, as there is limited on-campus housing available. The Chronicle offers a searchable online housing guide at nearduke.com. This is a great way to connect those looking for housing options, and is searchable by distance from campus, price, square footage and more. The Graduate and Professional Student Council of Duke University (GPSC), is the umbrella student government organization for Duke’s nine graduate and professional schools. Its purpose is to represent and advocate on behalf of graduate and professional students, serve as a liaison between graduate and professional students and the administration, program events and financially support graduate and professional student groups.

FUN 95 Duke basketball players have been selected in FACT the NBA draft and 10 players have been named the National Player of the Year.

Graduate Students Play Hard Too Campout, the annual event sponsored and run by the Duke University Basketball Committee, produces the largest yearly gathering of Duke graduate and professional students. Students camp out in designated areas of the Blue Zone parking lot in order to earn the ability to get season basketball tickets. At Campout, students eat food from local food trucks, meet new people and engage in activities such as trivia games and a scavenger hunt.

Graduate and professional students camp out for tickets.

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LIBRARIES For most Duke students, the library becomes a second home—a place to solve problem sets, discuss group projects, and most notably, eat pizza at 2 am and see the puppies during finals. The University’s library system is one of the top 10 private institution systems in the country—within which students can find any needed book, information or movie, as well as ample study space. Visit library.duke.edu for more information.

A Closer Look at Duke’s Libraries Perkins Library (919) 660-5870

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Perkins library is located on West Campus as part of the main library complex. Several of Perkins’ main features include The Link—a stimulating study environment to inspire collaborative learning; the Office of Information Technology help desk which offers computer assistance, software installations and equipment loans; and the Writing Studio, which allows students to receive writing help from trained tutors. Von der Heyden Pavilion (“Vondy”) is a glass-enclosed café attached to Perkins that offers coffee, snacks and a relaxing social and study space.

Gothic Reading Room, Rubenstein Library

Bostock Library

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David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library (919) 660-5822 The Rubenstein Library and Reading Room holds more than 350,000 rare books and 10,000 manuscript collections. The library is also home to three specialized research centers, the Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History and Culture, the John Hope Franklin Research Center for African and African American History and Culture and the John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History. Bostock Library (919) 660-5870 Connected to Perkins as part of West Campus’s main library complex, Bostock offers a separate assortment of computer clusters, silent reading rooms and independent study spaces. Located on the first floor of Bostock is the newly built research commons called The Edge—a dynamic study area containing both workshop and presentation spaces, project rooms, the Murthy Digital Studio and the Brandaleone Family Lab for Data and Visualization Services. Lilly Library (919) 660-5995 Located on the main quad on East Campus, Lilly Library provides reference materials and online resources for firstyear students as well as extensive film and book collections and a variety of study spaces. *There are also libraries at the Divinity School, Fuqua School of Business, Law School, Medical Center and a music library in the Mary Duke Biddle Building.

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CAMPUS BREAKDOWN Duke consists of two campuses, connected by Campus Drive. Each campus offers a different social experience and most Duke students will live on each one throughout their academic career. West Campus West Campus, home of the famous Chapel, features many other Duke favorites including Cameron Indoor and Wallace Wade Stadium. The campus was created in 1924 when Trinity College underwent an expansion as a result of the Duke Endowment. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors live on West Campus in one of its eight quadrangles, which also host 30 independent houses, 16 Selective Living Groups, 21 Greek organizations, and three livinglearning communities. The Richard H. Brodhead Center for Campus Life offers an array of dining venues and study rooms. Additionally, the new Duke Student Wellness Center is the home of Counseling & Psychological Services, Student Health, a tranquil garden, the “Oasis” which has a massage chair, meditation pillows and more. Baldwin Auditorium on East Campus

East Campus All first-year students are required to live in one of 13 residence halls on East Campus, which are distributed across four “neighborhoods.” East Campus was originally the site of Trinity College and the Women’s College from 1930-1972, but it became first-year exclusive in 1995. The main features on East Campus include Lilly Library, The Ark dance studio, and Marketplace—the first-year dining hall.

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CAMPUS DINING Duke is home to one of the most innovative, dynamic, cutting-edge and award-winning collegiate dining programs in the country. Duke Dining focuses on sustainable, nutritional, and communal dining options where students, faculty, staff and visitors can take advantage of the eclectic array of restaurant concepts with vegan and vegetarian, allergen-friendly, international, organic, and local choices. With more than 50 venues to choose from—including on-campus restaurants, food trucks, and restaurants that deliver—you are sure to please your palate at any time of day. Please visit dining.duke.edu for a detailed list of on-campus eateries, locations, hours, and menus.

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Traditional Chinese favorites served fresh and quick

The Loop Pizza Grill

Pizzas, gourmet salads, fresh grilled fish, burgers, soups, desserts, grab and go options

Beyu Blue

Offering a variety of coffee and tea selections and pastries

The Richard H. Brodhead Center for Campus Life The Devil’s Krafthouse

Delicious pub fare that can be paired with a wide selection of microbrew beers

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Authentic Indian cuisine The confluence of East and Southeast Asian cuisines

Gyotaku

Sushi Bar with made-to-order sushi

Il Forno

Hand-crafted, wood-fired pizzas and create-your-own pasta dishes

The Farmstead

Healthy & traditional American dishes using the best local ingredients

Sprout

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Café

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Unique and regional flavors of the South

Wood-fired, finely cooked meats, prepared over an open-flame fire-pit

The Chef’s Kitchen

An educational culinary space and pop-up restaurant venue

The Commons

The premier fine dining restaurant at Duke with rooftop dining and scenic views

Au Bon Pain

Soups, salads, sandwiches, entrees, authentic artisan bread and pastries

Sazón

Latin American Cuisine

Perkins Library & Engineering Quad Twinnie’s

Hot-out-of-the-oven breakfast pastries, made-toorder sandwiches, and fresh entrée salads in addition to its classic blends of coffee and beer on tap

Saladelia @ The Perk

Fair Trade, organic tea and locally roasted coffee as well as desserts and pastries, snacks, healthy signature sandwiches, wraps, and salads

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Sit-down restaurant serving a variety of locally grown and organic dishes, upscale desserts and cappuccino-style beverages

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Quick service, grab & go, gourmet deli, full service coffee and tea bar

Terrace Café (Duke Gardens)

Freshly made sandwiches and salads, ice cream bars, gourmet baked treats, hot and cold beverages

Café at Smith Warehouse (Smith Warehouse)

Fresh deli sandwiches, salads, fruit & parfaits, desserts and hot and cold beverages

Freeman Center for Jewish Life

Features a gourmet Kosher kitchen serving dinner Monday through Thursday, special spreads for Friday Shabbat and Jewish holidays, including Passover. Features vegetarian and dairy-free options

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Pitchfork Provisions

24 hour café offering a variety of fresh, eclectic fare

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Smoothies, fresh-cut fruit, grab and go options, salads and sandwiches that compliment your healthy lifestyle

East Union (East Campus) Marketplace

All-you-can-eat breakfast, dinner, and weekend brunch, a-la-carte weekday lunch—options include hot and cold breakfast items, made-to-order pasta, rotisserie meats, gourmet pizzas, ethnic cuisine, a dedicated vegetarian and vegan venue and a full grill menu and salad bar

Trinity Café

Fair Trade, organic and gourmet coffees, smoothies, and fresh pastries, light entrees including salads, sandwiches, and sushi

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EXPERIENCE THE BEST OF DURHAM AND THE RESEARCH TRIANGLE There is a whole world that exists beyond Duke’s campus. The perfect mixture of modern and quaint, Durham boasts the accomplishments of a big city, but flourishes with a small-town soul.

Explore Durham

Check out fresh fruits and vegetables at the Durham Farmer’s Market, an all-local, producer-only market open Saturdays from 8 am-noon and Wednesdays from 3:30 to 6:30 pm. Catch a AAA baseball game at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park (DBAP). See a show or musical at the Durham Performing Arts Center. Explore exhibits at the Museum of Life & Science or the Nasher Museum of Art , or the 21C Museum Hotel. Bite into a fried snickers bar at the North Carolina State Fair, which comes to Raleigh every October and offers rides, games and food.

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Grab Some Grub in the South’s Food Hub

Amidst its restaurants, food trucks, and intimate coffee shops, it’s no wonder that Southern Living Magazine called Durham the South’s tastiest town.

Foster’s Market—a gourmet food market and café focusing on scratch-made soups, salads, casseroles, and sandwiches—and for breakfast, Lucas’ Cinnamon Vanilla French toast is a must. Catch a baseball game at the DBAP.

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The Parlour—offers handmade ice cream in a variety of sweet and savory flavors such as salted butter caramel, sweet potato, and cilantro and lime.

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Stop by our beautiful location on the lower level of the Duke Clinic in Room 0001 near the food court. Parking is available in the parking garage on Trent Drive adjacent to the Duke Clinic. The store provides medical reference books, textbooks, and instruments for students, faculty and staff of the Medical Center. The store also carries a wide selection of Duke and Duke Health clothing and gift items, office and school supplies, medical software, scrubs & lab coats, alumni chairs and childrens gift items. Room 0001, Lower Level, Duke Clinic | 919.684.2717 | Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5:30pm Department of Duke University Stores®

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Get Outside Jog the three-mile Al Buehler Cross Country Trail, which circles the perimeter of the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Course. Walk or run the 1.64 mile East Campus loop.

Chow down in the South’s Tastiest Town.

Monuts—famous for its eclectic bagel and biscuit breakfast sandwiches and gourmet cake or yeast donuts. Cocoa Cinnamon—with three locations, Cocoa Cinnamon is one of Durham’s favorite cafes. If coffee isn’t your thing, have no fear as the teas and Mexican-inspired hot chocolates are to die for. Mothers & Sons Trattoria—regional Italian food that changes with the seasons. Make sure to taste the homemade pasta dishes and a glass of something from the extensive wine list. Pizzeria Toro—offers wood-fired pizza with toppings such a spicy lamb meatballs, clams and prosciutto. Luna Rotisserie and Empanadas—a casual restaurant where the palate of the American South meets the palate of South America, make sure to try their famous “Patacon Pisao” which is a delicious sandwich that uses plantains for bread.

Hit the American Tobacco Trail, which contains 22 miles of low-impact compacted soil. Take a hike along the scenic Eno River State Park. Over 3,900 acres of rugged river landscape is perfect for hiking, fishing, canoeing, picnicking, and swimming. Lounge in the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. Grab a picnic lunch and a book for some pleasure reading, or sunbathe on the spacious South Lawn. Become acquainted with the gardens’ resident ducks and geese at the pond in the Culberson Asiatic Arboretum. Or, learn about the Southeast’s natural environment by walking through the Bloomquist Garden of Native Plants. Visit or volunteer at the Duke Campus Farm. Learn about sustainable agriculture while munching on whatever’s in seasons. Make sure to wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty!

Retail Therapy

Shopping local in Durham is key, and Ninth Street—located directly off of East Campus—offers stores that show off the Durham community’s artistic flare. Find great gifts at Vaguely Reminiscent, Chet Miller or Morgan Imports. For artsy gifts, visit Zola Craft Gallery. Brightleaf Square also offers shopping options such as Indio and Vert & Vogue, which sells artisanal clothing and accessories, and dining options such as Clouds Brewing and Little Dipper.

The Regulator Bookshop

For a new book or, to hear a visiting author speak, visit The Regulator Bookshop on Ninth Street. For all of your national brands, you can fulfill all your shopping needs at Southpoint Mall, located only a 15-minute drive from Duke’s campus.

Bull City Burger and Brewery—grab a juicy burger and some duck frites. Juju Durham—for experimental Asian small plates and tapas. Ponysaurus Brewing—Arguably Durham’s best brewery, come out for a flight or a pint. Sit on one of the picnic benches in the grass or atop the roof strung with twinkle lights. If dark beer is your thing, try the Réserve Ale or Export Stout. The Durham Hotel Rooftop—come at sunset and sip a cocktail while admiring Durham’s skyline. Reservations are recommended on weekends. More fine dining options include Vin Rouge French cuisine, NanaSteak, Parizade Mediterranean fare, and Mateo Bar de Tapas.

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ATHLETICS Duke Recreation & Physical Education offers two outstanding recreational facilities, the Wilson Center located on West Campus, and the Brodie Center, located on East Campus. Both centers facilitate a wide range of free classes and programs for members including kickboxing, indoor cycling, pilates and yoga. Plus, for a small fee, Duke Personal Training can provide you with the knowledge, skills and encouragement necessary to achieve your health and fitness goals. Visit recreation.duke.edu for more information.

The Wilson Center

(919) 613-7489 The 99,000-square-foot facility boasts a variety of classrooms, courts and fitness areas, as well as a pool, rock climbing wall and smoothie bar. n The Taishoff Aquatic Pavilion

The eight-lane, 25-yard facility offers free swim clinics, lap swimming, private and semi-private lessons—and has its own deep-water diving well. n The Climbing Wall

The 32-foot wall offers 11 belay bars and over 14 square feet of climbing.

The Brodie Center

(919) 613-7534 The 50,000-square-foot facility houses more courts, weight rooms and fitness areas

as well as its own pool and group fitness classes. n The Brodie Pool

The four-lane, 25-yard facility offers free swim clinics, open swim, private and semiprivate lessons as well as free kayak clinics through Duke’s Outdoor Adventures program.

Intramurals & Sports Clubs

Students have the opportunity to participate in men’s, women’s, co-ed recreational and competitive sporting activities including flag football, soccer, volleyball, softball, basketball and ultimate frisbee. Plus, there are over 37 sports clubs to choose from including Badminton, Baseball, Equestrian, Men’s Rugby, Men’s Crew, and Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse.

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Outdoor Adventures

This student-centered program allows students, faculty and staff to participate in a variety of outdoor activities including the kayaking, rock climbing, camping trips and clinics.

Academics

Duke Physical Education also provides academic opportunities including over 55 different activity courses (1/2 credit) offered on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis, and lecture-based theory courses (1 credit) offered as general electives for the disciplines of Ethics and Performance, Health and Sport Studies.

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2019

Duke

BEST BAR: Shooters: A favorite for undergrads and grads on Wednesday and Saturday nights. RUNNER UP: The Loop BEST BAR FOR GAME VIEWING: The Loop: Loop-goers are there chewing on fried mac and cheese bites and sipping draft beers in their favorite spot to watch the Blue Devils. RUNNER UP: Devil’s Krafthouse FAVE PLACE TO EAT ON CAMPUS Divinity Café: They’ve got healthy options and they’ve got buttery options. They’ve got meaty options and they’ve got veggie options. And they tweet out their menu every morning. RUNNER UP: Pitchfork Provisions BEST OFF CAMPUS POOL: Berkshire Ninth: The place to soak up some rays when it finally starts gettin’ sunny in Durham…and one of the biggest apartment complex pools in the area! RUNNER UP: Berkshire Main

BEST SANDWICH: Au Bon Pain: Choose a pre-designed one or create your own. RUNNER UP: Divinity Café

DELIVERY: Domino’s: Who would ever turn down a delivery of cinna-stix covered in frosting? RUNNER UP: Heavenly Buffaloes

PIZZA: Enzo’s Pizza Co.: The best way to get a big crowd to come to your club’s events…just tell them there’ll be Enzo’s. RUNNER UP: Domino’s

BBQ: The Pit Authentic Barbecue: The Pit beats out all other BBQ in Durham… and there’s some seriously intense competition here. Need we say more? RUNNER UP: The Q-Shack

BEST BURGER: Burger Bach: Every dipping sauce you could possibly imagine for your French fries—they’ve got you covered. RUNNER UP: Bull City Burger DESSERT: The Parlour: They have the most fun ice cream flavors... Try Salted Butter Caramel, Malted Banana, or Vegan Chocolate. RUNNER UP: Divinity Café SUSHI: M Sushi: Our favorite is the M Sushi Special Roll: salmon, cucumber, avocado, spicy tuna, seared scallops, and avocado sauce. RUNNER UP: Sushi Love BRUNCH: Nasher Museum Café: Bloody Marys, fluffy French toast casserole, and a lovely selection of art to peruse. Yes please. RUNNER UP: Monuts

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LATE NIGHT FOOD: Pitchforks Provisions: Nothing better than a late-night Pitchforks grilled cheese. RUNNER UP: Heavenly Buffaloes HOTEL NEAR CAMPUS: Washington Duke Inn: A Duke student and Duke parent favorite. RUNNER UP: JB Duke CAFÉ FOR STUDYING: Cocoa Cinnamon: The coffee is a local obsession amongst Durhamites, served in the perfect ambiance. RUNNER UP: Mad Hatters BEST PROF: George Grody: He’s obsessed with adding value to every person and organization he touches in the classroom and in the community. RUNNER UP: Evan Charney

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MUST TAKE: Writing 101: It’s required for every Duke student. So at least you know you’ll enjoy it. RUNNER UP: American Dreams American Realities BEST STUDY ABROAD: Madrid: Sleeping until 3pm, fiestas, siestas, and paella! What more can you ask for. RUNNER UP: Australia/London BEST ORIENTATION: P-Build: You know, that orientation program that made everyone best friends before they’d even gotten to O-Week... RUNNER UP: P-Wild HEALTHY OPTION: Happy + Hale: Make it a salad, make it a wrap, make it a scramble…whatever floats your healthy boat. RUNNER UP: Sprout BEST HAIRCUT: Pedro Williams: The flyest barber shop in town…that’ll give you a free beer with every cut. We’re sold. RUNNER UP: SportClips

LATE NIGHT SPOT: Juju: Juju’s Asian tapas is sure to impress. RUNNER UP: Little Dipper BEST LOCAL BEER: Paycheck: The best way to use your paycheck? Buy a Paycheck. RUNNER UP: Bold Rock Cider

RUNNER UP: Gussy’s BEST BURRITO Cosmic Cantina: It’s always a good time for a Cosmic burrito, but we especially prefer them late night. RUNNER UP: Chipotle

BEST FOOD TRUCK: The Dankery: Named aptly, the Dankery specializes in the dankest of late night snacks.

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BEST DUKE SPORTS TEAM: Men’s Basketball: An NCAA championship win is never out of the question! RUNNER UP: Women’s Basketball

BEST MALE ATHLETE: Zion: Do we need to explain? We mean… he had his own Zion Cam on CBS’s coverage of the games. RUNNER UP: Jack White FEMALE ATHLETE: Haley Gorecki: She’s the most badass girl on the basketball court! RUNNER UP: Erin Marsh BEST DONUT Monuts: With flavors ranging from Maple Bacon to Orange Velvet to Apple Cider, there’s a donut for everyone in the friend group! RUNNER UP: Rise

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ARTS + ENTERTAINMENT From Duke’s founding, the arts have been an expression of university life, bringing together members of the community for concerts, exhibitions and productions while giving intellectual and emotional textures to daily experiences. Duke enriches the student and faculty experience in the arts, wishing to create an environment where the arts are clearly valued and widely supported. The recent opening of the beautiful Rubenstein Arts Center (the Ruby) on Campus Drive demonstrates Duke’s dedication to the arts.

Music

Play—Explore new realms of musical creativity and refine performance skills in courses, one-on-one instrumental lessons, master classes and ensembles. Use your playing to further social change beyond campus through Duke’s partnerships with El Sistema USA and the Duke University String School. Listen—Absorb the melodies of the Jazz Ensemble, Symphony Orchestra, Duke Opera Workshop, Duke Chorale and Duke’s many a cappella groups. Students can purchase tickets to

any Duke Performances concert for just $10. The university’s professional performing arts presenting organization invites acclaimed interntational and national artists into venues including the beautiful Baldwin

Auditorium on East Campus. Find your music community on campus through the student-run record lable (Small Town Records) or radio station (WXDU).

Arts Career Development Connect with alumni in creative careers through Duke’s Entertainment, Media, and Arts (DEMAN) Network through the annual DEMAN Weekend in November or year-round gatherings. Apply to StudioDuke with a creative project for the chance to develop it with a professional mentor. Work as a member of the Creative Arts Student Team (CASTs) or take “Introduction to Performing Arts Management” to gain insight into careers in arts management.

THE RUBENSTEIN ARTS CENTER IS DUKE’S NEW HUB FOR THE ARTS. Laser cut a gift for a friend, listen to student-run WXDU, study in the Ruby Lounge and more.

LOOKING FOR A CAMPUS JOB? Duke Arts is hiring! Apply to be on the Creative Arts Student Teams today. Visit arts.duke.edu to find your creative community at Duke!

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ARTSTIGATORS

Crazies for the Arts at Duke “Artstigating” is a way for students to build their own arts culture on campus and connect to community creativity in Durham and beyond. Here are three ways to artstigate: 1. Email artstigators@gmail.com about events we can promote and any ideas or questions. 2. Follow @artstigators on Instagram and Twitter and spread the word! 3. Tag photos/videos #artstigators to share your artstigating in action.

Dance

Perform—The Dance Programs offers multi-level African, ballet, modern and jazz technique and repertoire classes, as well as a dance major and minor, and a new MFA (launched in 2019). A variety of solo and group performing opportunities are also offered, which include working with faculty and student choreographers and invited guest artists and musicians. Duke also has 19 student dance groups, ranging from hip-hop to classical Indian dance. Watch—See live dance from the American Ballet Theatre, in residence at Duke through 2020, or see your friend’s perform on one of Duke’s many stages—and everything in between! Performances are held both on-campus in spaces such as Reynolds Theatre, and in off-campus locations such as the Durham Performing Arts Center.

Theater Perform—The Department of Theater Studies offers students multiple opportunities to both study and practice theater, with courses in dramatic

literature and theater arts. The department faculty includes theater professionals in acting, administration, design, directing and playwriting. Watch—Courses are accompanied by productions from all over the world, and the department invites numerous award-winning theater artists to campus each year. For two years running, Hoof ‘n’ Horn, Duke’s musical theater student group, has presented sold-out shows in the Ruby’s von der Heyden Studio Theater.

Visual & Media Arts

Make—Art, Art History & Visual Studies classes range from the fine arts, to the psychology of perception, to the context of art in popular culture and social media. The Arts of the Moving Image (AMI) certificate program introduces students to the production and critical analysis of film and photography. The internationally renowned Center for Documentary Studies offers an interdisciplinary program in the documentary

arts and presents the annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival in downtown Durham. Take a free, 2-hour DukeCreate workshop to develop your skills in the arts, from digital media to ceramics, at the Duke Arts Annex or Ruby. View—The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University is a major center for the arts in Durham and the surrounding region, featuring temporary exhibits by renowned and local artists. The Nasher’s groundbreaking collection of contemporary art maintains a particular focus on diverse artists that have been historically underrepresented—or excluded—from mainstream arts institutions. There are

also galleries in every corner of Duke’s campus that present a wide variety of professional and student artwork.

Creative Writing

The Creative Writing minor offers courses that cover a spectrum of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, essay, memoir, travel writing, documentary writing, theater and more. Students can develop skills in writing, editing, critiquing and creative thinking, enabling them to pursue careers in writing and the publishing industry. **Discover resources for finding your creative community at Duke by visiting arts.duke.edu and following @dukearts!**

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DURHAM AFTER DARK Best of Duke Winner Shooters Salon II: It’s no surprise that Duke students voted Shooters the best bar for undergraduates and the bar with the friendliest staff. Shooters is especially popping on Wednesday and Saturday nights, and the bar features a bull, cage and newly constructed balcony. But it’s Kim Cates who makes everyone particularly drawn to Shooters. The owner’s love for Duke students is quite clear, as shown by the accessibility of her cell phone and Facebook page, alongside her loyalty to Duke sports. On any other night of the week (especially Thursdays), check out Devine’s Grill & Sports Bar, a more laid-back, but just as social version

of Shooters. You can find yourself chatting it up on the outdoor terrace or jamming out to karaoke inside. Fullsteam Brewery: With its North Carolina hipster feel, this family and dog-friendly brewery and tavern serves its customers through its one mission: to pioneer the art of Distinctly Southern Beer. Inspired by the food and farm traditions of the South, Fullsteam incorporates local farmed goods and seasonal botanicals into their brewing and experimentation processes. There are often a few food trucks hanging out front, and the best part is that you can bring food inside. If you’re in the mood for something else, enjoy live entertainment at Motorco

got jazz?

Music Hall, which consists of a large state-of-the-art “Showroom,” a “GarageBar,” a smaller “party” space and a large outdoor patio. Better yet, it’s right across the street from Fullsteam Brewery. And if you’re after a more chill, laid-back vibe, stop by Surf Club for cheap drinks, shuffleboard, darts, bocce ball, and great outdoor seating. You can also check out The Tavern Food & Spirits, home of the longest bar in Durham. This spot features 24 taps, 10 TVs, darts, pool, a patio, and live musical entertainment. Have your heart set on something a little more upscale? Head on over to The Roof at The Durham

Hotel, the perfect gathering spot for both guests and locals. The Roof features an indoor bar, both covered and open-air lounge seating, and a penthouse with its own patio for private parties. Enjoy panoramic views of the city while choosing from selections such as original handcrafted cocktails, wine and beer options, a seasonal raw bar and a small kitchen menu. Thursday nights the bar boasts live jazz. For another rooftop bar that’s a little more laid-back, cross the street to the the Unscripted Durham Hotel ‘s The Patio. With its resort-style décor and pool, it’s sure to make you feel like you’re on vacation.

Wanna PLAY jazz? Wanna LEARN about jazz? The Duke Jazz Program wants YOU! Get into the groove! with these courses:

Intro to Jazz (MUS/AAAS 140) Jazz Guitar (MUS 104-6) Jazz Ensemble (MUS 210-4) Private lessons are also available!

For info on courses and auditions check us out at music.duke.edu/ensembles/jazzprogram or contact Professor John V. Brown, Director jbrown@duke.edu 919-660-3385 34 the chronicle

24 HOURS OF EATING IN DURHAM By Jack Rubenstein dukechronicle.com | 02/21/2019

My dad and brother flew in this weekend for the N.C. State game, and with them here for only 24 hours, we tried to visit as many Durham restaurants as our stomachs could handle. Friday, 11 p.m., Mateo Bar de Tapas: After listening to a bit of the lifeless Icona Pop performance, I headed over to a late-night meal downtown at Mateo. My dad and brother went straight from the airport to the restaurant. That’s how much my family loves this place. The restaurant is a dim-lit, traditional tapas place, with a board of 20 specials that makes each trip unique and interesting. Highlights included the roasted duck breast and chicken croquettes specials, gambas and brussels sprouts. I would avoid the octopus and meatballs dishes, which are both good but fall short of the rest of the menu. In past visits, the fried rice and salt cod were also great. I wouldn’t recommend going on a college budget, but it is a great place to meet family or go for a special occasion. Saturday, 10 a.m., Grub Durham: My original idea was to go to Monuts, the famed donut and breakfast spot off of East Campus. A line out the door complicated that plan. We ended up at Grub, a place I have been to a couple times. The biscuits are the highlight of every visit, perfectly crispy on the outside and paired well with butter and raspberry preserves. The chocolate chip pancakes are just okay. The batter needed to be mixed better as a few clumps were confusingly salty. The fried chicken and ham and egg biscuit sandwiches, which I had the last couple times, are the way to go. Grub is a solid breakfast spot in a convenient location. They are also open for lunch and dinner and serve a good hamburger at both. Saturday, 11:30 a.m., Durham Farmers’ Market: The Durham Farmers’ Market packs a lot into its hundred or so yards of space in Durham Central Park. They have meats, fresh fish, cheese, wine, beer, pastries, produce and more, all from local farms and vendors. The market is

only open 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays during the winter. Loyal customers still turned out even though it was 40 degrees and raining. I picked up a great baguette from Loaf and a wheel of speciality Carolina Moon cheese from Chapel Hill Creamcontinued on page 41

Exclusive Neon Glow Party for New Duke Students!

Saturday, August 24, 9 – 11 PM Come get your glow on and be ready to mix and mingle with your classmates at Duke’s renowned art museum for a night of fun, art and socializing. Photo booth, music, dancing, face/arm painting, art activities, free neon swag and dessert. Enjoy an early look at Art for a New Understanding: Native Voices, 1950s to Now, the first exhibition to chart the development of contemporary Indigenous art in the United States and Canada. Fall exhibitions at the museum will complement the book There, There by Tommy Orange.

nasher.duke.edu Photo above by Megan Mendenhall.

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STUDENT AFFAIRS Duke Student Affairs n studentaffairs.duke.edu Student Affairs at Duke University aims to enhance campus involvement and leadership, promote interaction and understanding within a community of diverse racial, ethnic, international, and political perspectives and provide students with the tools and opportunities necessary to expand beyond the classroom. Campus Life’s departments and outreach programs are designed to foster an equitable and engaged university as well as a culture of broad social and civic understanding. The Center for Sexual & Gender Diversity n studentaffairs.duke.edu/csgd CSGD provides education, advocacy and support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and straight-allied students, staff and faculty at Duke, as well as alumni/ae and members of neighboring communities.

The Student Wellness Center

The Center for Multicultural Affairs (CMA) n studentaffairs.duke.edu/cma

Jewish Life at Duke n studentaffairs.duke.edu/ jewishlife

CMA offers educationally-based crosscultural programs to Duke students and provides technical support on multicultural issues to the university community.

The Freeman Center and Rubenstein-Silvers Hillel aim to foster and enrich Jewish life at Duke through social, educational, religious and cultural activities.

International House n studentaffairs.duke.edu/ihouse

The Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture n studentaffairs.duke.edu/mlw

The I House assists international students and their families with orientation and acclimation, and enhances cross-cultural interaction among students, faculty and staff.

The Mary Lou Williams Center promotes racial understanding, builds community, and fosters an appreciation for an in-

Duke Computer Repair Duke’s Authorized Computer Repair Center for Serving Duke University students, faculty, staff and departments.

Also offering hard drives, power supplies, external hard drive enclosures, AC adapters, notebook batteries, printer parts, toner, etc. On-site service calls to University and Duke Health departments in the Durham area. 3523 Hillsborough Road Durham, NC 27708 Telephone: 919.684.6760 • email: cpufix@duke.edu

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creased knowledge of Black people, Black history and Black culture. Muslim Life at Duke n studentaffairs.duke.edu/muslimlife Muslim Life provides interfaith, community service and social activism opportunities that allow students to discuss and practice topics related to faith, peace, compassion and understanding in a warm and enriching setting. The Women’s Center n studentaffairs.duke.edu/wc The Women’s Center works to improve the status of women in higher education at Duke by educating the university community about gender-related issues, addressing matters of particular concern to women, and promoting a campus climate that is safe, healthy, and respectful of all people. Career Center n studentaffairs.duke.edu/career The Career Center provides services, programs, resources and events for undergraduates, graduate students and alumni up to four years after graduation from Trinity College, Pratt and the Graduate School. The Career Center offers career counseling, drop-in advising, programs such as the LAUNCH Career Development Series, workshops and other resources. Duke Student Wellness Center n studentaffairs.duke.edu/duwell

are covered by the Health Fee.

strengths and develop abilities to deal with the experiences of living, growing and learning.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) n studentaffairs.duke.edu/caps

Housing and Residence Life (HRL)

CAPS offers many services including individual counseling/psychotherapy, consultation, couples and group counseling and outreach education programs. The CAPS staff includes psychologists, clinical social workers and experienced psychiatrists who help Duke students enhance

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HRL manages all aspects of the university’s three-year undergraduate residency requirement. HRL works to build positive communities and generate positive social connections.

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The Wellness Center works with students to address substance use and abuse issues. It also promotes healthy physical, emotional and social development.

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Student Health n studentaffairs.duke.edu/studenthealth Student Health is the primary source for healthcare services for Duke students, providing general medical care, basic nutrition counseling, laboratory services, physical therapy, travel/immunization clinics and an allergy/immunotherapy clinic. Medical services are provided by board-certified faculty physicians and by physician assistants, nurse practitioners and resident physicians under faculty supervision. The Student Health Center is located on the second floor of the Student Wellness Center on Towerview Road on West Campus, and most services at the center

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PARKING + TRANSPORTATION Visitors, students, staff and faculty members can find parking on campus in parking garages, pay-lots and at parking meters located around campus. A map of all campus parking lots, including visitor areas, is available online at maps.duke. edu. All motor vehicles & motorcycles must be registered and display a valid parking permit, which can be purchased online at parking.duke.edu.

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RSX: Robertson Express Route: provides service between Duke and UNCChapel Hill every hour, thirty minutes past the hour. LL: LaSalle Loop: travels from the Heights at LaSalle to Research Drive, Circuit Drive and Campus Walk to Best Lot. H2: Hospital Loop: travels between Parking Garage III and remote parking on Hillsborough Rd via Duke Medical Pavilion, Duke Clinic, and Duke Hospital. PR1: Basset Research: serves West Campus from the Grounds lot on Cameron Blvd./Hwy 751, Science Drive to the Bryan Center, and Circuit Drive to

Research Drive and Entry 11 at the Duke Clinics every 25-30 minutes. H5: Broad-Erwin: connects 705 Broad Street to the Erwin Mill Building, Erwin Square, West Quadrangle, Duke Clinics, Duke Hospital, Hock Plaza, Lenox Baker, Center for Living, and the Dialysis Center. Students can track busses at any of the 113 bus stops on and around campus through Rider, Duke’s GPS transit system app, available on all smartphones. It is also possible to track Duke Transit buses on a desktop at parking.duke.edu/track or regional buses at live.gotriangle.org.

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GoTriangle to stop operating Robertson Bus By Carter Forinash Staff Reporter

After this academic year, GoTriangle will no longer operate the Robertson Express route, which runs from the campus of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill to Duke University. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is looking at options to keep transportation between the two campuses going. Allen Chan, executive director of the Robertson Scholars Leadership Program, confirmed that the Robertson program was notified that GoTriangle will no longer operate the bus route past the end of the academic year. However, the Robertson program is exploring

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Blue Devils earn 21st ACC tournament title By Michael Model Sports Editor

CHARLOTTE—One week ago Saturday, the Blue Devils walked off the court in Chapel Hill ready to hit the reset button prior to starting postseason play. Three wins, 81 points and 30 rebounds by Zion Williamson later, it’s safe to say Duke is back at its best. The third-seeded Blue Devils clinched their 21st ACC tournament title Thursday after knocking off No. 4 seed Florida State 73-63 Saturday evening. Duke used a 2511 run in the opening minutes of the second-half to break open a game that was tied at halftime. Williamson capped his stellar tournament for the Blue Devils with a 21-point, fiverebound performance as Duke collected its first piece of hardware of the 2018-19 campaign. Williamson’s scoring total for the week was a program record for a three-game run in the ACC tournament and earned him MVP honors. Williamson and R.J. Barrett earned a spot on the all-tournament first team and Tre Jones was named to the second team. “It’s an honor for to us win,” head coach Mike Krzyzewski said. “This is the best conference, especially this year, and I’m proud of my guys. They beat three outstanding opponents, and tonight was a physical, really hard-fought defensive game and our guys played good defense again. So I’m proud of them.” The Blue Devils (29-5) struggled to find consistency out of the gates, missing each of their first eight attempts from the perimeter as Florida State jumped out to a 27-19 advantage. Duke then started to push the tempo and took advantage of eight first-half turnovers from the Seminoles (27-7) to tie the game at 27 and entered halftime tied at 36.

Terrance Mann hit a triple out of the locker room to give the Seminoles a three-point lead, but the Blue Devils came right back with a classic Duke second-half run. Jones hit a jumper, Williamson hit a pair of layups, Javin DeLaurier hit two at the line and a reverse layup by Jones in transition capped a 10-0 spurt. The Blue Devils took a 46-39 advantage with 16:29 remaining— then their largest of the night. Less than three minutes later, Duke went on another 8-0 spurt to open up a 58-44 advantage, forcing a Florida State timeout with 11:11 remaining. The Blue Devils opened the half with 10 consecutive made 2-pointers and coupled that with stifling defense that held Florida State to just three of its first 15 from the field out of the break. “We came here and we talked to each other, like `we came too far just to lose,’ Williamson said on the message at halftime. “You know it’s a long bus ride. We don’t want to be on no quiet bus ride we want to be lit and enjoy ourselves and also we were playing physical, both teams, so you know we just had to have execution with it and that’s what we did.” The Seminoles fought back and cut the Duke lead to as little as five, using a 12-3 run to trim the deficit to 61-56 with 5:28 remaining—behind a team-high 14 points from ACC Sixth Man of the Year Mfiondu Kabengele—but Florida State could not slow down the Blue Devils enough down the stretch. A bucket by Jones and a 3-pointer by Cam Reddish from the left wing with 1:20 left put the game away. Jones continued his recent attacking mentality on offense, but was more efficient than in past games. The floor general added a season-high 18 points, on 8-of-14 shooting, while racking up six assists in the process.

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Grad students face challenges for mental health Graduate students at elite schools face challenges related to mental health. Graduate students at elite universities are “disproportionately likely” to experience mental health issues, according to The Atlantic, referencing a study by Harvard-affiliated researchers. The study found that 18 percent of approximately 500 doctoral candidates surveyed at eight institutions—including Columbia, Harvard, Princeton and Yale, but not Duke—suffered from anxiety and depression, which is more than three times the national average. “Graduate study can become stressful for a variety of reasons—the long process of writing a Ph.D. dissertation, the compact timetable of a master’s program, or the challenges of adjusting to a new culture as an international student, just to name a few,” wrote John Zhu, senior public affairs officer and communications strategist for Duke’s Graduate School. The results of the study also indicated that approximately one in 10 students reported “suicidal

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24 HOURS OF EATING IN DURHAM from page 35 ery before I left to escape the cold. Saturday, 1 p. m., Pizzeria Toro: A Duke student favorite, Pizzeria Toro serves maybe the best pizza in Durham. We had the mushroom white pizza and the classic Margherita. Both were great thanks to delicious fresh mozzarella cheese and a thin, crispy crust. The suppli (fried rice balls) were a solid starter as well. The clean space and open kitchen, with a massive wood burning stove in the center, make it an easy place to come back to. Their no reservations policy means the wait can be daunting, though we had no problem getting a table on this rainy Saturday. Saturday, 5 p.m., M Kokko: The line for M Kokko was about 30 people long by the time they opened at 5 p.m. Luckily

we got there at 4:45 and were second in line. This restaurant also has a no reservations policy, and it’s an even smaller space than Pizzeria Toro, so the wait times can be outrageous. The food is worth nearly any amount of wait time, though. The soy garlic glazed korean fried chicken wings served with pickled daikon cubes might be the best dish in all of Durham. The chicken sandwich and pork buns are not far behind. This is a great place for someone on a college budget (I believe the dishes range from $9 to $15), and I hope more Duke students visit in the future.

Italian restaurant on the outskirts of town is a bit of a trek. As a reward for your effort, the food is relatively affordable. The pastas range from $9 to $14, and the steak, while relatively small, is also $14. However, other entrees and the wine list may put this out of range for many Duke students. Still, it’s worth making a date spot or go-to place for a special occasion. For me, the burrata special, fried eggplant appetizer, and steak were all worth coming back for. I would also probably order the pasta carbonara and meatball appetizer again.

Saturday, 6 p.m., Duke vs. N.C. State: Zion put up 32 points. RJ had a triple double. Good stuff.

And after my family left early Sunday morning, and our crazy 24 hours of food was over. Now, it’s back to Marketplace I guess.

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