Top Student Scholars: Independent Studies of Neutrinos, Medicaid Policy and African Feminism Faculty Scholars Awards presented to five juniors for independent study Duke’s highest undergraduate scholar award has gone to a neutrino hunter in physics and...
Duke’s Hidden Gems East Campus Parlors provide beautiful meeting space and taste of Duke’s past With austere white walls and quiet corridors, the first floor of the East Duke Building feels,...
Said@Duke: Meyda Yeğenoğlu on Feminism in an Authoritarian Society Meyda Yeğenoğlu, senior research fellow at the Institute for Advanced Social Research,...
Rebecca Trinklein: Bringing Girls Into STEM Fields Rebecca Trinklein Hometown: New Canaan, Connecticut...
Said@Duke: Kai Green on the Trap of Inclusion Kai M. Green, assistant professor of Feminist Studies, UC Santa Barbara, spoke at Duke as part...
Said@Duke: Marcia Ochoa on a Revolution in Trans Studies Marcia Ochoa, associate professor of feminist Studies at the University of California, Santa...
Said@Duke: C. Riley Snorton on Connecting Racial and Gender Politics C. Riley Snorton, assistant professor at Cornell University, spoke at Duke as part of the...
Academic ‘Gender Gap’ Similar in U.S., India Duke TIP finds gender gap in brightest kids follows similar patterns Academically talented girls in the United States surpass boys in language performance and are...
Gender Identity Data Put Summer Students On Front Lines Data+ Team Traveled to Raleigh to Share Their Findings A team of students in the Duke ...
