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Winterfest Exam Break

Students take a break from finals and enjoy lawn games, crafts, soup, cookie decorating, and friendship during Winterfest at Duke Campus Farm. The Duke Campus Farm is a one-acre working farm owned and operated by Duke University that provides sustainably-grown produce and food systems education for Duke and its surrounding communities.

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Students take a break from finals and enjoy lawn games, crafts, soup, cookie decorating, and friendship during Winterfest at Duke Campus Farm. The Duke Campus Farm is a one-acre working farm owned and operated by Duke University that provides sustainably-grown produce and food systems education for Duke and its surrounding communities.

Starting this season, after 13 years of a Community Supported Agriculture program, the Campus Farm has transitioned to a 100% donation-based model. The produce that the student crew grows feeds food-insecure community members. The Campus Farm's mission is to to catalyze positive change in the food system.

Chris Vilorio/senior physics major


Passing the Exam

Chelsea Kithcart, ophthalmic assistant, right, performs an applanation tonometry exam on Brian Rivera, ophthalmic assistant, left, in an exam room at the Duke Eye Center in Durham, Monday, April 8, 2024. A one-year allied health certificate track, Duke’s Ophthalmic Technician Program gets students ready to begin a career working alongside ophthalmologists in support of clinics and patients. The full-time program includes classroom teaching on site at the Duke Eye Center and clinical rotations at the eight D

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Chelsea Kithcart, ophthalmic assistant, right, performs an applanation tonometry exam on Brian Rivera, ophthalmic assistant, left, in an exam room at the Duke Eye Center. The procedure assesses eye pressure, a key measure of vision health. A one-year allied health certificate track, Duke’s Ophthalmic Technician Program gets students ready to begin a career working alongside ophthalmologists in support of clinics and patients. The full-time program includes classroom teaching on site at the Duke Eye Center and clinical rotations at the eight Duke Eye Center clinics.

Eamon Queeney/Duke University School of Medicine.


November Sunset

Duke’s campus in all its fall glory against a backdrop of unseasonably warm November weather, bright colors, and a stunning sunset on Nov. 18.

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Duke’s campus in all its fall glory against a backdrop of unseasonably warm November weather, bright colors, and a stunning sunset on Nov. 18.

Jared Lazarus/University Communications and Marketing