The first Jewish Baccalaureate at Duke started as a walk-out protest by a handful of Duke seniors in 1983. Forty years later, it has since transformed into an annual ceremony to recognize and celebrate the contribution of graduating students to Duke's Jewish community, taking place in the home for Jewish Life at Duke, the Freeman Center.
According to a sign taped to the door, Duke's Saloon in Downtown Lansing has closed. However, it's unclear as to whether it's closed temporarily or permanently.
According to a sign taped to the door, Duke's Saloon in Downtown Lansing has closed. However, it's unclear as to whether it's closed temporarily or permanently.
According to a sign taped to the door, Duke's Saloon in Downtown Lansing has closed. However, it's unclear as to whether it's closed temporarily or permanently.
According to a sign taped to the door, Duke's Saloon in Downtown Lansing has closed. However, it's unclear as to whether it's closed temporarily or permanently.