AIESEC is an international not-for-profit, non-political, student-managed educational association. It is comprised of students and recent graduates of institutions of higher education who are interested in economics and management on a global scale.

The Air and Waste Management Association is a highly regarded nonprofit technical, scientific, and educational organization with more than 17,000 members in over 65 countries. Most members have backgrounds in engineering, physical and social sciences, health and medicine, and law.

An organization to advance women in medicine and improve women's health by providing and developing leadership, advocacy, education, expertise, mentoring, and strategic alliances. Includes events information relevant related links and contact information.

An organization consisting primarily of undergraduate students promoting the ideals of the American Red Cross through volunteer efforts on campus, in the local community, and internationally.

Provides information on events, membership, conferences and contact details.

The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is an organization which deals with issues related to computers, Computer Science, and Computer Engineering. This includes applications of computer technology and new developments in the field. In addition, the Duke chapter of the ACM is the official computer science majors union for Duke University.

Offers a lesson schedule, upcoming BRDC dances, a photo albumn, news, list of officers, links to other dance clubs, mailing lists and contact details.

An organization that caters to the needs of the prospective and biology majors and acts as an intermediary between the Biology Department and the students. Offers announcements, news, programme information, field trips, student-faculty lunches and contact information.

The origins of the Black Student alliance can be traced to the Afro-American Society (AAS), formally established in 1967. The AAS formed as these students sought ways to deal with the challenges of Black life at a predominantly White institution.

Annual literary festival held in the honor of Professor William Blackburn who taught such litarary gliterary literati as William Styron and Reynolds Price.

Members of the Brownstone dorm on campus.

CCF began at Duke University in 1989 as a local-church-based outreach of King's Park International Church with a specific mission to train and equip Duke students in ministry with a vision to reach the world for Christ.

Residential student governance organization for Duke University. Campus Council directs policy concerning all matters of residence life and hosts campus-wide events.

CCfC is an interdominational student Christian movement, active all over the world.

The CCS is meant to foster unity among the Catholic community at Duke and in the surrounding areas.

Offers a photo gallery, a list of performances, Chinese music, books, history and contact information.

Provides Chinese students, scholars and their families with support, enhances the communication within the Chinese community, and promotes inter-cultural activities. Offers news, history, events, a forum, mailing-lists and contact details.

The Christian Medical & Dental Society (CMDS) was founded by medical students as a vehicle for fellowship, Bible study and prayer with other Christian medical students. Today CMDS sponsors student chapters at two-thirds of the nation's medical and dental schools. campuses.

A clearinghouse for the numerous volunteer and community service activities available to students, faculty, and employees.

Founded in 1975, the Duke Craft Center is a co-curricular facility operated by the Duke University Union designed to give members of the Duke community the opportunity and facilities to participate in a wide variety of craft activities.

Duke University's student created and maintained web portal, online resource, and virtual community.

DukAnime hosts special events such as group convention trips and free movie screenings, we're offering a diverse and interesting selection of regular club series and OAV's.

he Asian Students Association is a multifaceted organization established to serve the Duke community in a spirit of unity. This principle is founded in the belief that through the furthering of community interaction by offering activities and options that are intended to bridge gaps between the different communities.

Provides a handbook, contacts, schedule of events, information about shoes to wear, practices, and membership details.

Information regarding class activities

The Duke College Republicans is an umbrella organization for all Republicans on campus, full of diverse perspectives. We encourage all people to be an active participants, contributing to the diversity of viewpoints. College Republicans provides the opportunity for Republicans to become politically active while at Duke.

Student organization promotes conservative, classical liberal, and libertarian principles, policies and candidates.

Offer information on upcoming events, news, mission statement, newsletter and contact details.

Advocates for the needs of all graduate and professional students and seeks to build community among this diverse population. Offers a newsletter, events calendar, social gatherings, community service, resources and contact details.

Members of the Duke community take up hammers every Saturday to help construct affordable housing for Durham families. All are welcome to join in this effort to build wealth and pride in our community.

Meditation meetings, instruction and support for the Duke community.

Resources for current and potential Mock Trial participants, team schedules, team rosters, and links to other related sites.

A place where students can learn about and discuss the teachings of Islam. Offers religious, social, political, and cultural actvities, news, events and contact details.

The student/faculty theater company sponsored by the Department of Theater Studies. Supports Department productions, including a new plays festival each academic year. Current season, auditions, bylaws, theaters and history. Members also represent the interests of students who are involved in theater.The organization promotes participation in theater by all Duke students, working hard to foster interest as well as provide opportunities for involvement.

Servea as a center of information on women in engineering and to encourage them to attain high levels of education and professional achievement as well as public relations functinos. Offers activities, seminars, membership and contact details.

Entrepreneurship competition which distributes $100,000 in prizes each year.

Serves as a voice for students including but not limited to improving facilities management and Krzyzewskiville. Information on organization, committees, resolutions, news, archives and contact details.

Duke Students for Life is a campus organization that is devoted to upholding the value of life that is threatened by abortion and euthanasia. Our main goal is to promote awareness, education, support, and healing.

The Chorale is a concert and touring choir, usually 50 to 55 in number. As part of their tradition of touring during Spring Break every year, they have performed overseas several times recently--in China, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary--and have toured many parts of the U.S. as well. During the 1999 Spring Break, they sang in Rome, Florence, and Venice on an Italian tour.

Learn more about Duke's own unique improv troupe.

Information on projects, the Linux@Duke distribution, relevant links and contact details.

Schedule, announcements, and member information for the group affectionately known as DUMB.

Allows musicians and music lovers to discover the music scene found in the Duke area.

The Duke University Chapter of the NAACP shall work to advance the political, educational, and social status of Black people and other people of color; to eliminate racial prejudice; to establish a harmonious relationship between all students of color, the administration, and itself; to develop an intelligent, effective leadership; to uplift the Duke and Durham communities, in alliance with the national and local chapters; to maintain awareness on campus of racial issues.

Duke University Emergency Medical Services provides EMT-Defibrillation level care to Duke University including the campus, medical center, and research forest. The group consists exclusively of volunteer members of the Duke community who are trained and certified as North Carolina Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs).

The mission of NSBE is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers that will surpass all expectations in their academic and professional endeavors, and will have a strong, positive impact in their communities. The Duke Society of Black Engineers, specifically, are on a mission to not only incease the number of successful minority engineers at Duke University, but to form a growing network amongst ourselves, alumni, and other undergraduate engineers within the Triangle area.

University life, Career center, Counseling and Psych services, and other organizations, services, and events for students.

The Duke University Union is the largest student-run programming body on campus. We invite anyone to join us. Help shape the future of Duke by joining any of our committees.

Student council for the students of Duke's East Campus.

Falun Dafa, based upon the essential nature of the universe -- Truthfulness-Benevolence-Forbearance, is the most popular Chinese cultivation system that has improved 100 million people's body, mind, and spirit since its introduction to the public in 1992.

Fostering, supporting, and nurturing Jewish life within the Duke University community.

The Freewater Presentations Committee of the Duke University Union aims to develop cinematic interest and appreciation within the Duke community by providing a forum for quality films.

This is a tribute to the Gilbert-Addoms dormitory on Duke's all-freshman East Campus, and its inhabitants for the '97-'98 school year, the Class of 2001. GA is the largest dorm on East, containing one hundred and ninety six souls while I lived there. We had an incredible amount of pride in our dorm, and we were able able to leverage that, and our sheer numbers to accomplish the largest non-GQ painting of Graffiti Bridge that year.

The (GPWN) has been providing Duke's graduate and professional women students with personal and professional networking opportunities since its establishment in Spring 1994.

Information and resources to promote the council's mission to teach the student body about the Duke University Honor Code.

Duke's entirely student-run musical theatre organization.

Large and small group meetings, directory of leaders, and recent speaker MP3 files.

The DKSA is a group for Korean graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty members, and visiting scholars.

The Duke University A Cappela group.

The Language Dorm is a selective house whose objective is to create a community of foreign language students and native speakers to foster the learning and sharing of culture and language.

An ELCA and LCMS campus ministry at Duke University. Includes weekly events calendar, fellowship suppers, Bible study and worship opportunities, location, contacts and links.

A whole bunch of people who enjoy math!

Mi Gente an organization whose primary mission is to promote Latino identity, cohesion, and a forum to express the latino culture amongst the Duke Community. In addition to its fundamental purpose it will provide adequate social, political, and cultural outlets as well as foster the awareness and understanding of Latino culture and history.

Provides general information about various housing options specifically for Duke undergraduates in Durham, including property descriptions, prices, and locations as well as some sense of safety, home security, and the general responsiveness of landlords to tenant needs. Offers search tips, a housing index and reviewed survey comments and contact details.

The On Stage Committee of the Duke University Union presents contemporary performing arts in the areas of music and dance with an emphasis on international artists and cutting edge performances.

Out of the Blue is Duke University's oldest female A cappella group, founded in 1980.

Duke A Capella group

Duke's Vegetarian Cooking Club

Rhythm & Blue was created in October of 1992 by two girls, Rebecca Christie ('95) and Amie Tedeschi ('93), in their desire to see a coed A cappella group formed at Duke University.

Round Table was created to bring together undergraduates interested in a more cohesive and dynamic residential experience. Dedicated to the integration of the academic and the residential aspect of Duke life, the Round Table is an open and active community which focuses on student-faculty interaction, student-student interaction, and community service.

The Office of Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS), located in the Women's Center, provides 24 hour crisis counseling and advocacy to female and male students who are survivors of rape, sexual assault, attempted assault, relationship violence, or child sexual abuse and to their friends, partners, and family members.

Contains pictures, upcoming events, related links, alumni, the automobile repair shop, and sponsors.

The Society aims to foster interdisciplinary interactions between graduate students from the various departments, and tries to provide the Fellows with opportunities to meet remarkable individuals from various fields. The Society believes this will broaden and enrich the graduate experience. The SDF currently consists of over a hundred members, and hence includes a small but select population within the larger Duke graduate student body.

Borrowed and Blue was founded in 1969 as the Jesus Christ Power and Light Company, and originally included both instrumentalists and vocalists performing Christian folk music. In 1993 the group became Duke University's sixth student-run a cappella group and began its mission to become a Christian voice on campus.

Male A Cappella choir.

SpeakOUT! is a Duke University organization run by students, staff, and faculty. Our goal is to increase awareness of queer issues on campus through educational panel programs.

The SOCA of Duke University was founded in 1991 as a student-run organization designed to both celebrate the Caribbean culture among members and also to share our pride with the greater Duke community.

Provides cultural oriented materials, a mailing list, bulletins, student information, events, a forum and contact details.

An artist themed dormitory.

A place of worship and fellowship that nurtures discipleship through study of the Bible and reflection upon religious tradition. Provide community service, a calendar, vestry information, a photo gallery and contact details.

Hinduism is the oldest still-existing religion of the world. It also happens to be the third largest religion in the world. It is not founded by one person nor is it based on one text, more emphasis is laid on Realization of the Truth by each Individual. Hinduism as it is known is a misnomer for the religion of the Vedas. It is not even a religion but a way of life. It can be rightfully called as Sanatana Dharma which can be very loosely translated to Eternal Natural Law.

The navigators is a group of friends learning to love God and each other more and finding that God's heart for people is growing even now in us.

Student Housing for Academic and Residential Experimentation

Our Association was established by a relatively small number of students in 1994 to raise awareness about modern Turkish Republic.

The mission of the Visual Arts Committee is to contribute to the University's role of education, in the field of visual arts.

We are the United Methodist campus ministry at Duke University.

WISE is an all-volunteer organization of female graduate students and post-docs devoted to fostering interaction between and improving the climate for women in sciences and engineering at Duke.