August 12, 2025
You’re Speaking My (Dead) Language: How Ancient Languages Resonate Today
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Classical Studies
September 3, 2024
Six Duke Scholars Embark on Leadership Journey with Ivy+ Peers
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December 19, 2023
How a Kenan Institute Course Brings Students Together to Consider Big Questions
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December 6, 2023
You Have Questions about the Roman Empire. Duke Professor Lauren Ginsberg Has Answers.
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Caitlin Childers and her colleagues presented their work on an archaeological dog site in Vulci to residents of nearby Montalto di Castro.
Duke's Kathryn Morgan, foreground, with a team of archaeologists and local residents at an archaeological dig site in Turkey in 2018. Photo courtesy Kathryn Morgan.
Duke student Kate Donofrio outside Kilgo Quad, where the new Living-Learning Community for Transformative Ideas will be located. Photo by Chris Vilorio/Duke University Communications
January 27, 2023
How Did Political Polarization Begin, and Where Does it End?
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February 25, 2022
Don't Look Back! Duke Faculty Dive Into Hadestown, Feb.28.
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