Duke alumna Joyce Nichols, the first woman and black woman to be certified as a physician assistant, is one of the many figures highlighted in the Museum of Durham History exhibit.
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Gerald Wilson's six decades of teaching and advising at Duke shape the lives of thousands of students
September 16, 2024
Duke Flags Lowered: Gerald Wilson, Teacher and Advisor to Thousands Over Six Decades, Dies
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September 3, 2024
On ‘Duets’ Podcast: A Shared Interest in Voting Rights Activism
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June 10, 2024
Documenting Community Environmental Activism with Oral History
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This photo was taken on D-Day—June 6, 1944—on the Duke Chapel steps as members of Duke’s Navy College Training Program read a headline about the Invasion of Normandy from the Durham Morning Herald newspaper. Courtesy Duke University Archives
Faculty scholars for 2024: Sarah Konrad, Arielle Stern and Marie-Hélène Tomé
Historian Thavolia Glymph and cell biologist Cagla Eroglu
April 15, 2024
Today’s Faculty Reflect on a Century of Scholars
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February 20, 2024
How Hip-Hop is Educating and Building Community in Brazil and the U.S.
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February 8, 2024
What Teaching in Prison Taught a Duke Faculty Member
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January 24, 2024
Latiné History at Duke Documented in Exhibit
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