(Mis)Reading the Berlin Wall — 30 years later Dirk Philipsen on the moment the world changed and what we get wrong about it
Fall Books: Clean Hands, Aging Brains, Evangelical Women and Other Great Reads The latest publications from Duke authors The exploration the public lives of the “first ladies” of America’s Christian...
History Department Exhibit Presents the Stories Behind Housing Inequality in Durham The opening of an exhibit exploring the foundations of housing inequality in Durham was...
Seminar Series to Raise Awareness of Language Discrimination A seminar series focused on language discrimination in fragile and precarious communities...
More Than Just 9 Words: How Duke Is Improving Civil Rights Movement Education Duke's Center for Documentary Studies is teaming with the SNCC Legacy Project to bring teachers to campus for training Next summer, 30 middle- and high-school teachers from across the US will spend three weeks at...
The Offices Where Great Things Happened On a campus where time rarely stands still, historic spots go on to have new lives At first glance, Tom Brothers’ office in the Biddle Music Building isn’t...
Senses of Venice: Lavish Parties, Great Conversations and Lots of Canals Undergraduate research and digital humanities storytelling at center of new library exhibit The only thing missing from a new digital humanities exhibit in the entrance of Perkins Library...
