November 7, 2024
A Bus Ride That Continues to Haunt Durham History
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Durham middle schoolers get up and dance with Duke students members of DefMo. Photo by Jared Lazarus/University Communications and Marketing.
In an affirmation of the importance of academic freedom and free expression in teaching and research at Duke, a new committee will review university policies and practices to ensure they honor the university’s commitment to the robust, respectful, and responsible exchange of ideas. Photo by Bill Snead
Amanitore Truitt shows her research on the correlation of literacy rates and incarceration.
August 29, 2024
Aaron Young Scholars Program Gives Durham Youths a Chance at Social Science Research
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August 12, 2024
From Hidden Figures to Future Researchers: Pratt Workshop Helps Girls Exploring Math
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July 12, 2024
Gallimore Advocates for Higher Education in Washington, D.C.
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Knight-Hennessy Scholars Danny Collins and Linda Zhang.
Fareed Zakaria, David Rubenstein and Peter Feaver shared ideas about higher education and international relations are adapting to a multitude of challenges in a changing world. Photography by Huth Photo
Duke undergraduate Sophie Smith speaks with, from left, Carol Hamilton, Betsy Alden and Alan Teasley at a recent dinner that promoted “intergenerational conversations” be-tween Duke students and OLLI members.
Dr. Mary Klotman, executive vice president for health affairs and dean of Duke’s School of Medicine, discusses Duke Health’s role in the early college high school.
January 17, 2024
Duke Health Joins Innovative Partnership for Early College High School in Durham
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July 20, 2023
Duke Faculty Members Hone Skills With ACC Peers Through a Year-Long Experience
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The 2023-24 Climate and Sustainability Teaching Fellows and Program Co-Leads. Top row, from
left: Sandra Valnes Quammen, Catherine Mathers, Valerie Sabol, Alex Glass (program co-lead),
Coral Giovacchini, Norbert Wilson. Middle row, from left: Siobhan Oca, Rebecca Vidra,
Christopher Sims, Robin Kirk, Natalie Kerr. Bottom row, from left: Laura Florand, Priscilla Wald
(program co-lead), Charlotte Clark (program co-lead), Denise Nepveux.
left: Sandra Valnes Quammen, Catherine Mathers, Valerie Sabol, Alex Glass (program co-lead),
Coral Giovacchini, Norbert Wilson. Middle row, from left: Siobhan Oca, Rebecca Vidra,
Christopher Sims, Robin Kirk, Natalie Kerr. Bottom row, from left: Laura Florand, Priscilla Wald
(program co-lead), Charlotte Clark (program co-lead), Denise Nepveux.
May 7, 2023
Students Find a Calling in Making a Difference in K-12 Education
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January 20, 2023
Sanford Faculty Recognized for Education Scholarship
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