Diversity
Duke Athletics Director of Sports Performance and Olympic Sports Performance Coach Dan Perlmutter, far right, talks with colleagues in the weight room in the Scott Family Performance Center. Photo by Travis Stanley.
During Latinx Heritage Month (also known as Hispanic Heritage Month), students are sharing the complex history of the Latinx and Hispanic community at Duke.
The Class of 2028 celebrates at its class photo. The demographics of the class show Duke’s efforts to broaden access to the university. Photo by Bill Snead
Duke University and Duke University Health System have been named among “America's Best Employers for Women” in 2024, according to Forbes.
Image courtesy of Duke Marketing & Communications.
A set of figurines on steps representing the social ladder. Photo courtesy of Pexel.
Vice President Kim Hewitt with the 2024 Cook Society winners: Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove; Catherine Denning-Jannace; Rev. Dr. Luke Powery; Myrna Adams; Jasmine Hughes; and Isaiah Hamilton
Image courtesy of University Marketing & Communications.
December 14, 2023
Newsweek Names Duke Among America’s Greatest Workplaces for Diversity for 2024
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Jasmine Cobb, Professor of African & African American Studies and Art, Art History and Visual Studies at Duke University.
Students take part in a discussion at the Mary Lou WIlliams Center for Black Culture. Photo courtesy of University Communications.
Connect with Office for Institutional Equity workshops this fall. Photo courtesy of Freepik.
August 4, 2023
Durham Native and Civil Rights Pioneer Pauli Murray to Be Featured on US Quarter
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August 2, 2023
Partnership with Pastors Aims to Rebuild Trust in Health Care
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A view of Duke University Chapel featuring the medical campus featured in the background. Photo courtesy of University Communications.