Why Young People Don’t Vote – And How to Fix That Transforming high school civics classes among proposals in new book co-authored by political scientist Sunshine Hillygus ... /*-->*/
Five Decades of African American Studies at Trinity Arising out of the 1969 Allen Building takeover, the department is now a national leader in the field
Better Health Starts With Stronger Communities Dr. Kimberly Johnson addresses health disparities by looking to build community resources
Brexit Is Put to Bed: A Look at What Follows the UK Election Georg Vanberg assesses the surprisingly large victory for the Conservative Party After two tight elections and three years of no national consensus on Brexit, a resounding...
Why a Random Roommate Policy Builds a More Inclusive University Meeting your new roommate on move-in day might be a bit daunting, but what effect does a random...
New Global Working Paper Series Connects Scholars Across Disciplines Series allows Duke researchers to share their international works-in-progress Indermit Gill, a Duke economics professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy, is a prolific...
Believe the Hype: How the Buzz About Your Opponent Can Affect the Game's Outcome Fuqua study: Chess and tennis players perform worse against opponents who are rising in the rankings
