Looking Back at 1931: When Duke’s Ambitions Took Shape From the Duke Forest to the first School of Nursing students, several good things came to Duke 90 years ago Looking through the history of Duke University, the year 1931 isn’t often thought of as a...
Help Chronicle COVID-19 as it Happens Duke community members are invited to share their pandemic stories for future researchers For Kai Kelley Jr., an event program support coordinator for the Employee Relations team of the...
A Half Century of Helping 50,000 Clients Live Healthier Duke Diet & Fitness Center celebrates 50 years of health and emotional wellness On a trip to Emerald Isle over Labor Day Weekend last year, Lesley Looper got a compliment from...
Duke's History Reaches Far Afield Duke has been in Durham for over a century, but pieces of its past can be found elsewhere When Elizabeth DuRocher, a volunteer archivist with the Duke Medical Center Archives, was handed...
Protecting the Pages How Duke keeps millions of books safe and available for use Marvin Tillman, manager of the Library Service Center, said it’s not uncommon for patrons...
Preserving Your Department's Historic Records Duke University Archives collects vital pieces of Duke’s story Show Hillary Gatlin a packed filing cabinet, boxes of papers or an overfilled storage closet and...
Anatomy Lessons Medical students explore the grisly, sometimes sordid world of anatomical dissection Two months into medical school, many of the more than 500 students in the 2018 incoming classes...
Doctor Dolls, Coming Soon in 3-D These figurines remain a mystery. But 3-D X-ray scanning could make them easier to see and study. If the board game "Operation" had a 3-D action figure, this might be it. ...
Blue Devil of the Week: Helping the Health System Find Answers Duke Medical Center Librarian Beverly Murphy relishes tracking down information Beverly Murphy Assistant Director, Communication and Web Content...
