Duke Libraries began offering free online access earlier this year to both The New York Times and The Atlantic to current Duek staff, faculty and students. Graphics courtesy of New York Times and The Atlantic
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Daniel Ennis has served as executive vice president since December 2020.
Sheba Hall, Gregory Phillips and Felicia Wade are among Duke employees who learned they had serious health concerns after receiving a health assessment through LIVE FOR LIFE. Photo collage by Paul Figuerado
Get Moving Challenge had a record number of participants in 2025. Graphic by Paul Figuerado
Duke men's basketball team in 2025 is a reflection of how teamwork makes the dream work. Photo by Brent Hammer, Duke Athletics
Whether he's winning chili cook-offs or providing dishes for community causes, Duke Facilities Management's Lee Clayton loves bringing people together through food. Photo courtesy of Duke Facilities Management.
Each month at Duke, there are a wide range of free events unfolding on campus.
Duke Primary Care and Urgent Care Float Pool Nurse Manager Stephen Donohue, second from left, used feedback to strengthen the skills that helped him become a better leader. Photos by Travis Stanley.
When life-saving treatment for a child needed to be delivered during the last snowfall in Durham in February, a team from Duke Facilities Management, left, helped ensure that those who created and delivered the treatment, right, could do so. Photo collage by Paul Figuerado
Around the World is a new fitness challenge from LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke's employee wellness program. Graphic by Paul Figuerado
Flyers on a West Campus door in the summer of 2020 share safety information and encouragement. Photo courtesy of University Marketing & Communications.
President Vincent Price presents Scott Gibson with a leadership award. During 25 years, Gibson has helped lead the School of Medicine through a period of growth and challenges, such as the pandemic and 2008 recession. Photo by Huth Photo