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June 16, 2023
Crocheted Dolls Highlight Women in Christianity and Judaism
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Four New Trinity Professorships Honor Duke Trailblazers
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Duke Flags Lowered: Political Scientist Tom Spragens Dies at Age 81
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June 13, 2023
In DC, Duke Experts Share Climate Considerations on the Farm Bill
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June 12, 2023
How Trinity Faculty and Students Are Sharing Resources in Support of Durham Public Schools
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New York City had a layer of gray-orange haze over it this week thanks to the Canadian wildfires.
The author and other Duke students at the Palazzo Medici, a 15th century palace in Florence.
Packed with microscopic Plasmodium parasites, this red blood cell (teal) and other infected cells around it will soon burst and spew their contents into the bloodstream, triggering the periodic fevers that are the hallmark of malaria. Credit: NIAID
People relaxing in Place des Vosges, a public square in Le Marais, a section of Paris. Photo by Isabella Helton.