All campus lots will be open. For the graduation exercise, ample parking is available in the paved facility at the corner of Cameron and Science drives and in the East and West Gate lots of Wallace Wade stadium. People with mobility impairments may be driven to the entrance of each venue, but their vehicles must be parked elsewhere. Also, for such individuals, golf carts will shuttle between the parking lots and the stadium entrance. Graduation weekend is also the time when the work of Duke's grounds crews is on full display.
Workers are busy planting and rotating flower beds across campus.
This year annuals will be on view in more than 80 flower beds. Degrees are expected to be conferred on 1,627 undergraduates and 1,878 graduate and professional school students, including those who completed their degree programs last September and December. School of Engineering - M.Eng. Contact the Web Editor .