History

March 9, 2018

University Symposium Will Tackle Issues of American Universities and the Legacy of Slavery

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the Ladies of Llangollen

March 8, 2018

The Courageous and Audacious Ladies of Llangollen

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Duke graduate student Ashley Young

March 6, 2018

Rebranding the Ph.D.

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March 1, 2018

97 Years Old, He Remembers Prosecuting Nazis

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Professor Deondra Rose talks about the effect Sputnik had on women's education

February 28, 2018

Deondra Rose: How Sputnik Sent More Women to College

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Seeing White

February 27, 2018

John Biewen: Seeing White

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Barack Obama by Kehinde Wiley; Michelle Obama by Amy Sherald

February 13, 2018

Richard J. Powell: Where The Newly Unveiled Obama Portraits Fit in the History of (Black) Portraiture

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What to See This Week: Colson Whitehead, Professor Glymph, Elliott Abrams

February 4, 2018

What to See This Week: An Electric Remake of 'Purple Rain' & Colson Whitehead

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Flat Hat from the Rubenstein Library

January 30, 2018

How Flat Is This Hat? (It Fits in a Rubenstein Collection Envelope!)

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this week at Duke: Civil War Medicine, local newspapers and an arts party

January 28, 2018

What to See at Duke This Week

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The MoDH partners with local organizations to establish “History Groves”: small groves of native plants, a bench, and a plaque to honor those who played significant roles in creating our unique community.

January 24, 2018

New History Grove Honors the late William Boyd, Duke History Professor

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Lawyers in discussion during the Nuremberg trials.

January 11, 2018

Nuremberg Prosecutor To Speak At Duke Jan. 31

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Do Americans Still Believe In Equal Opportunity?

January 10, 2018

William Chafe: Do Americans Still Believe In Equal Opportunity?

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Was 2017 The Craziest Year In U.S. Political History?

January 2, 2018

Adriane Lentz-Smith: Was 2017 The Craziest Year In U.S. Political History?

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The GOP Tax Bill Could Kill Two Birds With One Stone

January 2, 2018

Nancy MacLean: The GOP Tax Bill Could Kill Two Birds With One Stone

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A new book edited by Duke University faculty examines how such crisis events reshape law and regulation, and how governments can learn from disaster.

December 18, 2017

Learning from Disaster: A Duke Team’s Book Sheds Light on Government Responses to Crises

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