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The Energy of Everyday Motions

Duke engineers develop theories of more efficient energy harvesting

Putting Law to Work for Entrepreneurship

Duke Law students' success in competition showcases school's interest in real world problems

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Where's the Cuttlefish?

Duke biologist Sarah Zylinski reveals the secrets of nature's greatest Houdini

Top 5 Less-Than-Super Superheroes

A Duke library collection highlights the best -- and worst -- of comic book superheroes

Talk of the Campus

Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis

February 21, 2012A book by a Divinity School professor exploring her unexpected spiritual crisis has caught national attention. Lauren Winner talks about what she did when she entered a stage in which God seemed to be hiding. [More]
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Duke Offers Discount Movie Tickets

Faculty and staff can save on tickets to local theaters

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Brian Goldstone: The Miraculous Life

Duke graduate student Brian Goldstone describes his study of pentecostal churches and miracle/healing services.

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Politics & Public Policy

Gen. Martin Dempsey on Grand Strategy and US Policy

Gen. Martin E. Dempsey outlines policy in speech at Duke, where he earned a master's degree

Religion

Samuel Wells Talks Christmas and More With Bill Friday

Sam Wells, who is leaving Duke Chapel for a prestigious post in London, talks about Christmas and other matters with Bill Friday on this televised broadcast

Health & Medicine

Paul Farmer on 'Haiti After the Earthquake'

Dr. Paul Farmer, a Duke University trustee and alumnus, spoke Dec. 3, 2011, at Duke's Reynolds Auditorium about his latest book, "Haiti After the Earthquake."