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January 22, 2025
2024-25 Presidential Award Winners Exemplify Duke’s Core Values
Five individuals and four teams will be recognized at a ceremony on March 18
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Judge Jerry Blackwell shares with a Duke Chapel audience his belief that Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for America remains central to the national experience. Photo by William Snead, University Communications and Marketing
Keri Mahoney, a Clinical Nurse at Duke University Hospital, is on a quest to complete 50 half marathons in all 50 states before she turns 30. Photos courtesy of Keri Mahoney; Graphic by Paul Figuerado
Various opportunities exist at Duke for creating art, including Duke Arts Create workshops and the Innovation Co-Lab. Photos courtesy of Holly Rich, Mellissa Ubbens, Duke Arts Create
Duke Anesthesiology shouts out good work by faculty and staff with "Fist Bumps" that appear in department newsletters, on a special website and on digital screens in team workspaces. Photo by Stephen Schramm.
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The portion of the East Campus Loop Trail by Jack Katz Stadium will be temporarily closed starting the week of December 23. Photo by Stephen Schramm. -
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One of Dr. Thomas Kinney's trains moves through the Mebane Train Display during the November 2024 open house event. Photo by Stephen Schramm. -
Ryan Imperio's photo, titled “Distorted Shadows of the Moon’s Surface Created by an Annular Eclipse" earned the Duke staff member the 2024 Astronomy Photographer of the Year title from London's Royal Museums Greenwich. Photo courtesy of Ryan Imperio. -
Due to concerns about its health, a nearly century-old willow oak will be replaced on Abele Quad. Photo by Travis Stanley. -
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The 2025 Get Moving Challenge begins Jan. 13. Graphic by Paul Figuerado -
Clockwise from top left, a wooden ornaments, long-sleeved shirts, pet outfits, kids hats and a commemorative book are among the gift items available through Duke this year. -
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Remote work scenes shared by Duke employees in 2023.December 9, 2024
Five Years After the Pandemic: How is Remote, Hybrid or On-Site Work Going?
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The Durham Medical Orchestra is led by conductor Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant and has grown to 94 members and includes medical professionals from throughout the Triangle area. Photo by Eric Monson -
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A colorful mural in the community room of the Duke Research at Pickett facility represents the enriched connection between Duke’s clinical research endeavors and the Durham community. Photo by Travis Stanley. -
Staff, faculty and retirees are invited to celebrate the holiday season during the annual Duke Holiday Event on Dec. 10 in Duke University Chapel. Graphic by Paul Figuerado -
Among the events this month at Duke are the Duke Chapel Holiday Open House, the Duke Teaching Observatory Open House, the concert with saxophonist Walter Blanding, a Concert for Climate Change and a photography exhibit featuring portraits of autism.