On March 22, Duke President Richard H. Brodhead invited Duke students to a discussion about the undergraduate experience. After sharing his observations about his first ten months as president, Brodhead urged students to play a role in making Duke what they want it to be and in seeking opportunities to connect academics with real-world applications. He took questions on a broad range of subjects, from Central Campus and social life to multiculturalism and celebratory bonfires.

Brodhead’s Address:

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Question-and-Answer Session:

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His wish for students to move beyond self-imposed limits to seek out new opportunities
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The educational value of last fall’s Palestine Solidarity Movement conference
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Promoting undergraduate community through the rebuilding of Central Campus
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News Coverage:

Duke News Coverage: Q& A of speech

Duke Chronicle article and editorial