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book cover of Reagan's. Gun Toting Nuns

PUBLISHED January 21, 2021 IN Academics, Books

'Reagan’s Gun-Toting Nuns' Wins Mendez Award for Best Book on Human Rights in Latin America

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Human placental cells were stained to indicate the presence of an estrogen receptor called GPER1, which helps protect the fetus from the immune response to viral infection. (Nick Heaton Lab, Duke University)

PUBLISHED January 21, 2021 IN Medicine, Research

Estrogen Receptors in Mom’s Placenta Critical During Viral Infection

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David Schanzer: Congress Should Make Domestic Terrorism A Crime

PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Opinion

David Schanzer: Congress Should Make Domestic Terrorism A Crime

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Map of Wuhan with a pin in the middle of the city

PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Research

What Happens in Communities During Large Scale Quarantines

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PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Academics

Duke Divinity School Announces Asian House of Studies

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graphic of a electrical circuit against a human head

PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Research

At Duke, the Future of Pathology Lies in AI

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Steven Dallas ’21, Megan Mallonee ’21, Willie George Shaw, James E. Coleman, Jr., Jamie T. Lau ’09

PUBLISHED January 20, 2021 IN Academics

Duke Law’s Wrongful Convictions Clinic Secures 10th Exoneration

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Duke employee Daniel Corpening, on the right side of the classroom in the blue shirt and vest, attends a class as part of the Duke Divinity School's Doctor of Ministry program. Photo courtesy of Duke Divinity School.

PUBLISHED January 19, 2021 IN Working@Duke, Campus, Academics

Earn an Academic Degree with Duke’s Reimbursement Benefit

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PUBLISHED January 19, 2021 IN Academics

New Nakayama Scholars Program to Support Students Seeking to Enter Public Service

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