For several years, GPSC published a handbook for all incoming students. We've moved all that information online, so that it can be consistently updated and found easily.
- Housing Guide
This guide compiles a variety of university and local resources about finding housing and utilities. Also, check the Duke Community Housing Site, which offers a number of housing resources. - Family Guide
The family guide contains information about childcare, employment for spouses, and activities for children. Duke University is increasingly supportive of parents. If you are one, take a look at some of the resources Duke has made available to employees with children by way of childcare. - Things to Do
Here is a guide of things to do when you have free time. It includes nightlife in Durham and Chapel Hill, outdoor recreation, cultural events, and more. - Health Care Guide
Want to know more about student health and health care? Here's a guide to health care for students. It contains information about the latest insurance premium increase as well as services offered by student health. - Parking and Transportation
This guide talks about transportation at the university and around the local area. If you are specifically interested in a parking permit, visit the Duke Parking Services website. - Legal Resources This guide provides information for students seeking legal assistance.
- Safety
Have a safety concern? This guide discusses the safety resources available for students - Local Press, Libraries, and Other Information Resources
This section will tell you about local newspapers, information resources, and libraries on campus and around town.
- North Carolina Regulations
New to the area? This guide compiles several resources about North Carolina laws and regulations. - Religious Life
Want to learn more about religious life at the University? This page discusses some of the opportunities for you. - Sports and Recreational Opportunities
Want to get some exercise? Or would you like to watch a sports game? This page will tell you where you can work out and what area teams you can go see. - Academic and Professional Support Services
Duke offers a large number of services and programs for students, from the Career Center to the Counseling Center to the Center for Teaching, Writing, and Learning. - Student Affairs
The University Student Affairs Office provides resources for student groups, sponsors cultural centers, and offers a variety of other resources. - Local Student Governments
Many schools have student governments that work on issues specific to that school. GPSC works very closely with these student governments to ensure it represents the interests of all students. Click on the above link for a list of these organizations and their officers - Institutional Equity
If you have concerns about disability access or harassment policies, this guide can help direct you to the appropriate resources.