2021 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Honors Generous Spirits Award recipients embody humanitarian service in Duke, Durham and abroad Duke honored the altruism of Duke staff member Anika Lucas and students John Amodeo and Tatayana...
The Evolving Role of Administrative Professionals in COVID-19 Celebrating Duke staff for Administrative Professionals Day on April 21 When the new vice president for supply chain management started at Duke earlier this year,...
300 Episodes Later, ‘Left of Black’ Celebrates 10 Years Webcast creator and Duke Professor Mark Anthony Neal highlights Black history, art and academia Mark Anthony Neal was waiting for his order at a restaurant one afternoon in 2011 when a man he...
Three Undergraduates Named Faculty Scholars for Outstanding Records of Research Jamal Burns, Xiaochen Du and Ce'Ondra Ellison receive faculty's highest honor A chemistry and computer science major seeking to further explore solutions to climate change....
Group Urges Atlantic Seafloor be Labeled a Memorial to Slave Trading As deep-sea mining begins, maps and charts should acknowledge the “Middle Passage” where 1.8 million perished BEAUFORT, N.C. – Before deep-sea mining begins on the seafloor in international waters of...
Jennifer Nash: Unsettling the Romances of Black Feminism “I am fundamentally committed to Black feminism as a theoretical and political project,...
A Blueprint for Reparations Sandy Darity on how reparations for descendants of enslaved people are not only possible but essential
Books to Capture Your Attention This Summer Duke staff and faculty share titles on their reading list – or what to add to yours Kim Cato is hanging up her medical scrubs to play detective this summer. In her...
