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When it comes to privacy and period trackers in a post-Roe world, many users want to protect their data but they don’t know how. Credit: fotodelux
Knight-Hennessy Scholars Danny Collins and Linda Zhang.
May 7, 2024
Distinguished Alumni Award Goes to First Woman to Serve as CEO of National Geographic Society
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New Udall Scholar Coral Lin hopes to serve as a bridge between federal and state programs and community organizations.
New NAS members, clockwise from top: John Aldrich (Political Science/Trinity); David Beratan (Chemistry/Trinity); Richard Mooney (Neurobiology/School of Medicine); Tai-ping Sun (Biology/Trinity); and Jenny Tung (Evolutionary Anthropology and Biology/Trinity)
Provost Alec D. Gallimore with 2024 Sullivan Award winners Colleen Scott, Adrienne Jones and Elaijah Lapay. On right is Domonique Redmond, interim senior director for education in the Office of Durham and Community Affairs. Photo by Huth Photo
April 29, 2024
Does Madness Pay? New Book Explores Madness and Enterprise
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Historian Thavolia Glymph and cell biologist Cagla Eroglu
Sixth-grade English Language Arts teacher at Durham’s Neal Middle School Deja Simms checks in with a small group of her students working on a project with Duke students.
