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Duke in North Carolina

Stories that showcase the university's close ties with the state it calls home.

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Let's Talk North Carolina Elections

Republicans make gains but Cooper victory reaffirms North Carolina as a purple state

Although many statewide races in North Carolina were called on Election Night, the state awaits...

PUBLISHED November 4, 2020 IN Academics
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Duke Study Finds High PFAS Levels in Pittsboro Residents’ Blood

 

 

PUBLISHED October 30, 2020 IN Research
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Ronnie Long

Freedom for Law Clinic Client Is Near After 44 Years

 

 

PUBLISHED August 27, 2020 IN Academics
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Nursing Students Tend to Veteran Clients Through Telemental Health Services

 

 

PUBLISHED January 27, 2021 IN Medicine
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Adam Rosenblatt in Geer Cemetery

Buried History

Professor Adam Rosenblatt and his students connected with community members to study an historic Durham cemetery

 

PUBLISHED April 16, 2020 IN Academics
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Bringing Computer Science Education to Young Students in North Carolina

 

 

PUBLISHED June 15, 2020 IN Academics
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Deondra Rose assessing the 2020 NC election. Photo by Bill Snead

Why North Carolina is a Key Player on Super Tuesday

Duke faculty share insights on state and national elections

Three Duke scholars met the media Tuesday to discuss facets of the upcoming Super Tuesday...

PUBLISHED February 25, 2020 IN Campus
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A Voter's One-Stop Online Resource on North Carolina Politics

 

An important online resource is now available for those who cover North Carolina politics, vote...

PUBLISHED February 25, 2020
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What's in North Carolina Drinking Water?

Faculty report on potential contaminants in the state’s drinking water -- and how they are helping us get a handle on the problem

Heather Stapleton’s research into PFAS, a group of potentially harmful chemicals, began in...

PUBLISHED February 7, 2020 IN Research
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Through our Farm to Table Food initiative, we hope to address food insecurity through high-quality meals and education about local foods.

In Madison County, Promoting Girls' Education Project By Learning About Local Foods

Duke-sponsored PAGE program addresses food insecurity in the state's mountains

By the third week of June, most public schools in Western North Carolina are already joyously...

PUBLISHED September 5, 2019 IN Research , Academics
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Documenting a New Generation of NC Artists

The state's up-and-coming artists sit for portraits by university students and alumni

 

PUBLISHED June 10, 2019 IN Arts
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CHPIR's Genevieve Hunter and Michaela Moore, a student at New Bern High School, after a Community Advisory Meeting in May under the Making Proud Choices Program.

January 9, 2023

Teaching Proud Choices in Craven County

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Michael Kurtz, a retired Methodist pastor, takes a break from hiking at Sunset Overlook in North Carolina's high country. He practiced The Daily Examen as part of the Selah study.

January 9, 2023

Clergy Learn Ways to Tackle Stress to Better Serve Others

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Lesley Looper is on a quest to see and experience all that North Carolina has to offer. Photos courtesy of Lesley Looper.
Lesley Looper is on a quest to see and experience all that North Carolina has to offer. Photos courtesy of Lesley Looper.

January 4, 2023

A Quest by a Staff Member to Visit 100 North Carolina Counties

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Neanderthal olfactory receptors were reconstituted in a lab, using ancient DNA samples.
Credit - Bacon Cph; makeup: Morton Jacobsen -PLOS Biology

January 26, 2023

Ancient Humans Had Same Sense of Smell, But Different Sensitivities

Duke lab built Neanderthal, Denisovan smell receptors, tested them in a dish

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