Duke East

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Giles Quad of East Campus, with TiPsters playing ultimate. The Union building can be seen in the back.


East is one of the sites for TIP Center for Summer Studies. It is the most traditional and fun campus, and its courses are often more artistic ones. Most classes are the SAME each year, we want something new! East is undoubtedly the best campus as it is superior to that of other campuses! Don't listen to West propaganda!

East Term I is the ideal Tip lifestyle. No to Term II, administration is worse!

Features of Duke East

East is, by far, the best campus for TiP. Its proximity to Ninth Street and its several large quads (see below) make it fun at breaks and for activities. It certainly forms a bond among the TiPsters, in addition to making it extra-imperative that we get to know each other quickly.

In 1998 term 1, the TiPster Population was 534 in 5 dorms, including Giles. Nowadays its around 260-280 on average.

Evening activities were shortened from 7:00-9:00 to 7:15-30-8:45, at the happiness of many Tipsters. Moonscreaming takes place at either 9:00 or 9:30. It's said that East is more wild than West - which is actually true, for the most part!

Dorms
Pegram Alspaugh Brown Bassett Giles
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Other Dorms
Jarvis Aycock Wilson Gilbert-Addoms
Campus Features:
Benches Ninth Street Lilly Library Union Baldwin
Quads:
B. Duke Main Quad Circle Quad Carr-Frisbee-Giles Quad
Class Buildings:
West Duke East Duke Carr Biddle Brown Computer Cluster Bivens
Notable RAGs:
Matt's RAG
2011
Kate's RAG
2005
Nathan's Hotdogs
2012
AZF's RAG
2013
Karis' RAG
2013
Jordan's RAG
Term II 2013 (Junior Thresholders), and 2014
Luke's High Flyers
2019
Burnside's Army: Harrison's II rag
2014
Tisha's paleantologists
2014
Sydney's Cracked Eggs
2012, 2014
Harrison's Fam (Term II)
2015
Niko's Rag (Term I)
2016
Gregor's Rag (Term I)
2018
Kenny’s Krew
2019

Courses

2019
Term I: June 9 ~ June 29 Term II: July 7 ~ July 27
2018
Term I: June 10 ~ June 30 Term II: July 8 ~ July 28
2017
Term I: June 11 ~ July 1 Term II: July 9 ~ July 29
  • Big Screen, Little Screen: Writing for the Camera
  • Computer Skills for Today's Scientists and Engineers
  • Creative Chronicles: The Intersection of Narrative and History
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Dictators, Kings, and CEOs: The Evolution of Empire
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • Microeconomics
  • Philosophy in Literature and Film
  • Political Cultures and Countercultures: The Battle for Public Opinion
  • Revolution and Terror: Controversial Politics
  • Spoken Word: Storytelling, Podcasting, and Slam Poetry
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • The Human Dimensions of Climate Change(aka HDoCC)
  • Where great minds and big money meet
  • Celluloid Visions: A Critical Study of Film
  • Computer Skills for Today's Scientists and Engineers
  • Creative Chronicles: The Intersection of Narrative and History
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • History of the Future
  • International Relations: Global Conflicts
  • Literary License Without Limits
  • Macroeconomics
  • Möbius Strips, Klein Bottles, and Fractals: The Mathematics of Distortion
  • Philosophy of Time
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • Words that Matter: Rhetoric and Persuasion
2016
Term I: June 12 ~ July 2 Term II: July 10 ~ July 30
  • Celluloid Visions: A Critical Study of Film
  • Computer Skills for Today's Scientists and Engineers
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and the Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Dictators, Kings, and CEOs: The Evolution of Empire
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Philosophy in Literature and Film
  • Political Cultures and Countercultures: The Battle for Public Opinion
  • Revolution and Terror: Controversial Politics
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • Symbols and Structure: Uncovering the Unconscious in Literature, Film, and Art
  • Where Great Minds and Big Money Meet
  • Writing to Change the World
  • Philosophy of Time
  • Words that Matter: Rhetoric and Persuasion
  • Writing with Power
  • Big Screen, Little Screen
  • International Relations: Global Conflict
  • Bach to Rock
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • Writing With Power
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and the Law
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • Big Screen, Little Screen: Writing for the Camera
  • Literary License without Limits
  • Information Security: Privacy and Secrets from Turing to Snowden
  • History of the Future
  • Mobius Strips, Klein Bottles, and Fractals: The Mathematics of Distortion
2015
Term I: June 7 ~ June 27 Term II: July 5 ~ July 25
  • Celluloid Visions: A Critical Study of Film
  • Computer Skills for Today's Scientists and Engineers
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and the Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Dictators, Kings, and CEOs: The Evolution of Empire
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • Microeconomics
  • Philosophy in Literature and Film
  • Political Cultures and Countercultures: The Battle for Public Opinion
  • Revolution and Terror: Controversial Politics
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • Symbols and Structure: Uncovering the Unconscious in Literature, Film, and Art
  • Where Great Minds and Big Money Meet
  • Writing to Change the World
2014
Term I: June 8 ~ June 28 Term II: July 6 ~ July 26
  • Celluloid Visions: A Critical Study of Film
  • Computer Skills for Today's Scientists and Engineers
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and the Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Dictators, Kings, and CEOs: The Evolution of Empire
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • History of the Future
  • Microeconomics
  • Philosophy in Literature and Film
  • Political Cultures and Countercultures: The Battle for Public Opinion
  • Revolution and Terror: Controversial Politics
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • Symbols and Structure: Uncovering the Unconscious in Literature, Film, and Art
  • Where Great Minds and Big Money Meet
  • Writing to Change the World
2013
Term I: June 9 ~ June 29 Term II: July 7 ~ July 27
  • Algebra II
  • Apocalypse Soon: The End of the World in Myth, Literature, and Film
  • Celluloid Visions: A Critical Study of Film
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and the Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Dictators, Kings, and CEOs: The Evolution of Empire
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • History of the Future
  • Microeconomics
  • Philosophy of Time
  • Political Cultures and Countercultures: The Battle for Public Opinion
  • Spy 101: Cryptology and Number Theory
  • Symbols and Structure: Uncovering the Unconscious in Literature, Film, and Art
  • Writing with Power
  • Big Screen, Little Screen: Writing for the Camera
  • Creative Nonfiction
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology and the Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Democratization and Polarization: Politics in the Middle East
  • From Bach to Rock: A History of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • International Relations: Global Conflicts
  • Literary License without Limits
  • Macroeconomics
  • Mobius Strips, Klein Bottles, and Fractals: The Mathematics of Distortion
  • Philosophy in Literature and Film
  • Revolution and Terror: Controversial Politics
  • Utopia, Dystopia, Myopia: Philosophical Perspectives on the Technological Age
  • Words that Matter: Rhetoric and Persuasion
2012
Term I: June 10 ~ June 30 Term II: July 8 ~ July 28
  • Algebra II
  • Apocalypse Soon: The End Of The World In Myth, Literature, And Film
  • Big Screen, Little Screen: Writing For The Camera
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology And The Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • From Bach To Rock: A History Of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • International Relations: Global Conflicts
  • Macroeconomics
  • Philosophy Of Time
  • Political Cultures And Countercultures: The Battle For Public Opinion
  • Revolution And Terror: Controversial Politics
  • Spy 101: Cryptology And Number Theory
  • Symbols And Structure: Uncovering The Unconscious In Literature, Film, And Art8
  • Writing With Power
  • Celluloid Visions: A Critical Study Of Film
  • Criminal Minds: Psychology And The Law
  • Criminal Trial Advocacy
  • Democratization And Polarization: Politics In The Middle East
  • Dictators, Kings, And Ceos: The Evolution Of Empire
  • From Bach To Rock: A History Of 20th Century Music
  • Game Theory: Economics
  • Haunted Places: Specters In The Mind And Spirit
  • International Relations: Global Conflicts
  • Literary License Without Limits
  • Microeconomics
  • Mobius Strips, Klein Bottles, And Fractals: The Mathematics Of Distortion
  • Philosophy In Literature And Film
  • Utopia, Dystopia, Myopia: Philosophical Perspectives On The Technological Age
  • Words That Matter: Rhetoric And Persuasion
2006
Term I: June 11~July 1 Term II Courses: July 10~30

Term Pages

2019

2020

Notable Events

2014
Term 1
2016
Term 1
2019
Term 2

Traditions of Duke East

Both Terms

Move a tradition to this section if you know it's common to both terms
Likewise, if you see a tradition that's not in your term, move it to the other.

Term I Relics

Term II Relics

Term 2 Songs

A Guide to East, Term 1

If you are new to East campus, or TiP in general, see "An Unofficial Guide to Summer Studies: East Term 1" for a complete guide to attending East: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AlbvwKCiu6-WizbKCu-7FmkH70_RRNq0EUr38BCx2ys/edit?usp=sharing

This pamphlet should explain East traditions, what to pack, general TiP lingo, and advice from East alums!