At POLIS Discussion, Bipartisanship Shows It Endures Despite the divisive nature of U.S. politics, bipartisanship is still alive and well, according...
Duke Receives $5.9M To Launch Global Food Policy Center Taking aim at a disconnect between policymakers and researchers Duke University will use $5.9 million in grants to bolster efforts to improve global food policy...
Cracking the Code: How a Duke Historian Discovered an Architect of the Radical Right Nancy MacLean’s search for the James McGill Buchanan story
Duke in DC 'Internship 101': A Master Class in Navigating the Capital Duke students interning this summer in Washington, D.C., received a closed-door conversation on...
New Reads This Summer From Duke Faculty Scholarship, poetry and an exposé: Faculty and staff offer something for any reader This summer, make your beach reading a little more challenging and interesting with a book from...
Heroes or Hacks? The Partisan Divide Over Fact-Checking A study of 800 references shows liberals like fact-checking while conservatives are suspicious.
