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Mayme Webb-Bledsoe worked to build relationships between Durham community members and Duke as Assistant Vice President for Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership & Community Development. Photo by Travis Stanley
June 18, 2025
The Heart of a Community, the Soul of a Partnership
After 25 years leading Duke’s community efforts, Mayme Webb-Bledsoe leaves a legacy of building bridges with people
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Learning & Organization Development Certificate of Excellence honorees clap at a graduation ceremony for the program on June 9. Photo by Travis Stanley
Carlos Motta, a Patient Transporter at Duke University Health System, submitted this photo from his visit to Puerto Rico to highlight his #DukeTimeOff.
Teams and individuals across Duke have found ways to make the most of hybrid work.
Photo by Travis Stanley.
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Mayme Webb-Bledsoe worked to build relationships between Durham community members and Duke as Assistant Vice President for Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership & Community Development. Photo by Travis Stanley
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Carlos Motta, a Patient Transporter at Duke University Health System, submitted this photo from his visit to Puerto Rico to highlight his #DukeTimeOff.
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Teams and individuals across Duke have found ways to make the most of hybrid work.
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Learning & Organization Development Certificate of Excellence honorees clap at a graduation ceremony for the program on June 9. Photo by Travis Stanley
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June 5, 2025
An Update From President Vincent Price on Duke’s Strategic Realignment Process
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Duke Raleigh Nurse Erin Banbury, left, and her boyfriend Cody Stephens, right, travels to West Point, New York, over Memorial Day weekend to celebrate the graduation of Cody's younger brother, Lowe, from the United States Military Academy. Photo courtesy of Erin Banbury. -
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A scene from Duke Forest. Photo by Megan Mendenhall, Duke University -
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Starting June 2, Duke undergraduates will have free, unlimited access to GPT-4o through a new pilot with OpenAI. -
Fit in 15 encourages participants to engage in moderate activity for 30 minutes per day for at least 15 days during a month. -
Three videos of Katelyn MacDonald, a Staff Specialist at Duke University Chapel, playing Chappell Roan on the church bells at Duke Memorial United Methodist Church in June 2024 have a combined 17 million views. Photo by Travis Stanley -
Share your summer 2025 vacation moments during the Duke Time Off campaign beginning May 21 through August 4. -
The American Dance Festival returns to Durham from June 12 to July 26. Photo by Richard Termine