What I'm Working On: Social Media in Ancient Greece Classical Studies professor William Johnson examines the role of ancient Greek and Roman influencers, the social media mavens of the day who could make or break the story you wrote on papyri.
Duke Scholars Contribute Four New Exhibits to Roman Museum A team at Duke has created a 3D model of the legendary Basilica Ulpia A museum in Rome will welcome four new permanent exhibits today created by a team of Duke...
Class of 2018: Literary Detective Heads to Oxford as Rhodes Scholar The prestigious scholarship provides all expenses for two or three years of study at the University of Oxford in England Gabrielle (Gabi) Stewart, a Duke University senior from San Dimas, California, was among the 32...
No End to Learning A Duke initiative encourages faculty members to gather teaching tips from each other The change was slight but important. For many years, Duke professor Ross Wagner has asked...
Spring Breakthrough: A Week of Learning for Learning's Sake Pilot program used creative topics to tackle scholarly issues with fun, food and magic Something had been missing in Sara Idris’ Duke education. She found it during ...
Peter Burian: The Role of Theater in Free Expression As a student of ancient Greek theater, I was amused by Donald Trump’s tweet-storm this weekend...
Since 9/11, Archaeologists Struggle to Work Safely Carla Antonaccio on ancient archaeological sites that have become battlefields
12 Duke Graduates Named Fulbright Scholars Duke remains one of the top producers of U.S. Fulbright Scholars For the 12th straight year, Duke University is one of the top producers of U.S. Fulbright...
Mary Boatwright: What ancient Romans can teach us about Confederate monuments Boatwright, Mary T. - Classical Studies
