Message from President Brodhead

In his baccalaureate address, President Richard H. Brodhead encouraged new graduates to make a difference. One example was successful community project run by alumni in the Duke Club of Washington. "In short, this was a miscellaneous group doing all the different things people do in the world who came together as a self-motivated, self-mobilized team, for the good they could accomplish together." Click here for his complete address.

Examining Student Life

A follow-up on the Campus Culture Initiative, a new report emphasizes the theme of building a pluralistic community at Duke where students engage in overlapping but differing interests. For information, click here.

Message from the Executive Director

Sterly L. Wilder '83, executive director of Alumni Affairs, extends deepest sympathies and best wishes to colleagues at Virginia Tech and their families. To learn more, click here.

If you would like information about supporting the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund, click here.

Message from the Executive Director

Sterly Wilder '83 shares her thoughts on the trustees' statement about reaching a settlement with Duke lacrosse players David Evans '06, Collin Finnerty, and Reade Seligmann.

Click here for her statement.

Lacrosse

On January 8 President Brodhead sent a message to Duke students, faculty, and staff. Alumni will find it and all current and historical information, including a new list of questions and answers about lacrosse, here.

The Campus Culture Initiative

Sterly L. Wilder ' 83, executive director of Alumni Affairs, tells you how you can provide input to the Campus Culture Initiative by going to a special site developed by the Duke Alumni Association. Click here to learn how your suggestions can be submitted.

Day of Remembrance

A service on September 11, 2006, honored the six Duke alumni who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. The ceremony was held in the Keohane Quad Memorial Grove at 10:40 a.m. at the plaque that rests between the six trees planted in 2002 as a memorial to our lost alumni. For more information, click here.

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