Series

Duke in North Carolina

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

Buried History

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

Duke faculty share insights on state and national elections

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

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

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...

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...

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

Partnership provides special training for Physician Assistant students, improves access to rural health care

Clergy are notoriously bad at taking care of their own health, even as they administer to the needs of others

Clergy members whose first priority is tending to their flocks are notoriously bad at tending to...

Stories by mountain girls from the PAGE program are featured this week on WUNC.

Growing up in a small town in the North Carolina mountains, Deborah Hicks-Rogoff knew next to...