May 26, 2023
Haiti Remains in Crisis. What Should the World Do to Help?
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Stephany Perez-Sanchez, fourth from left, and other Duke students atop the Torre dell'Orologio, a clock tower in Bologna, Italy.
The 2023-24 Climate and Sustainability Teaching Fellows and Program Co-Leads. Top row, from
left: Sandra Valnes Quammen, Catherine Mathers, Valerie Sabol, Alex Glass (program co-lead),
Coral Giovacchini, Norbert Wilson. Middle row, from left: Siobhan Oca, Rebecca Vidra,
Christopher Sims, Robin Kirk, Natalie Kerr. Bottom row, from left: Laura Florand, Priscilla Wald
(program co-lead), Charlotte Clark (program co-lead), Denise Nepveux.
left: Sandra Valnes Quammen, Catherine Mathers, Valerie Sabol, Alex Glass (program co-lead),
Coral Giovacchini, Norbert Wilson. Middle row, from left: Siobhan Oca, Rebecca Vidra,
Christopher Sims, Robin Kirk, Natalie Kerr. Bottom row, from left: Laura Florand, Priscilla Wald
(program co-lead), Charlotte Clark (program co-lead), Denise Nepveux.
In Paris, our diarist encountered this street market, Marché des Enfants-Rouges.
The 2023 Nakayama Scholars, clockwise from top left: Nhu Bui, Chloe Nguyen, Jacob Hervey, Grace Endrud and Ronit Sethi
Sophomore Stephany Perez-Sanchez is spending six weeks studying in Italy this summer.
Members of a baboon group in Amboseli, Kenya, relax and groom together, a baboon’s way of social bonding. Credit: Susan C. Alberts, Duke University
Duke student Montana Lee, left, and other DukeEngage students arrive in Lomé, Togo, for the start of their summer trip.
2023 Faculty Scholars: Marcos Hirai Catao, Julia Leeman and Maggie Wolfe.
May 11, 2023
A ‘Staff Ride‘ in Italy Provides the Big Picture on Strategy and War
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Knight-Hennessy Scholarship winners Maya Sheth, Anjali Gupta and Sydney Hunt.
