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Duke's Kathryn Morgan, foreground, with a team of archaeologists and local residents at an archaeological dig site in Turkey in 2018. Photo courtesy Kathryn Morgan.
February 9, 2023
Earthquake Hit a Region of Generosity and Cultural Significance
Classical studies professor describes a community she knows well
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Duke's Nathaniel Wullar re-created a Duke coding program for students in his native Ghana
January 31, 2023
We Should Talk About Climate Migration and Conflict
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Geo Chen with his book ‘Dear Tariq.’ -
Former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett speaks in Page Auditorium with moderator Bruce Jentleson. Photo by Aaron Lurie, VMA Studios -
Online courses taught by Duke computer Owen Astrachan (pictured) and colleagues is being licensed for free use in Ukraine. -
Duke environmental health researcher William Pan, at right, talks with Peruvians about malaria control and prevention. -
March 16, 2023
Duke Kunshan Receives Record-Breaking Number of Applications
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March 15, 2023
Podcast: How Cleaner Cookstoves Can Help Build a Healthier Planet
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Binbin Li’s award-winning shot of two rival male antelope roaming the Tibetan landscape in Qiangtang National Nature Reserve. -
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Duke-NUS Medical school has published a book chronicling its accomplishments, innovations and discoveries made in the fight against COVID.March 10, 2023
Duke-NUS Chronicles Pandemic Research, Innovation and People
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A 90-foot statue stands at the new main entrance to the Duke Kunshan University campus.March 10, 2023
A Look Inside Duke Kunshan’s Bigger and Better Campus
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March 9, 2023
Bolch Institute Honors the Rescue of Afghan Women Judges
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More than 500 people participated the Duke Women’s Weekend. Pictured is a session in the Karsh Alumni and Visitors Center. -
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March 5, 2023
Book Award: When South American Dictators Ran a ‘Zone of Terror’
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