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Duke-UNC scholarship on remarkable NC slave brings new perspective on Muslim history in Americaother2020 -
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Mark Anthony Neal explains why comedy has been a regular means of resistanceother2020 -
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Gisela Fosado unites worthy ideas, authors with platform of Duke University Pressother2020 -
A Duke scholar's research on book clubs reveals that people form opinions differently on their own than they do in groupsother2020 -
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Francisco Santos Calderón to visit Duke Friday, January 17other2020 -
Author will accept award at a March 2 ceremony at Dukeother2020 -
Students in Story+ project explore the different sides to an abolitionist, political activist, feminist and warriorother2020 -
The acclaimed fiction writer and Shakespeare scholar taught at Duke for almost 40 years.other2019
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The acclaimed fiction writer and Shakespeare scholar taught at Duke for almost 40 years.other2019
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The poet was a genius, but he also was a head of his time in attracting attentionother2019 -
Industry leaders share perspectives on working with academic and trade pressesother2019 -
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Dirk Philipsen on the moment the world changed and what we get wrong about itother2019 -
The latest publications from Duke authorsother2019 -
The opening of an exhibit exploring the foundations of housing inequality in Durham was celebrated Oct. 28 in the Classroom Building on East Campus...other2019 -
A seminar series focused on language discrimination in fragile and precarious communities proposed by faculty in the Trinity College of Arts &...other2019 -
Duke's Center for Documentary Studies is teaming with the SNCC Legacy Project to bring teachers to campus for trainingother2019 -
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On a campus where time rarely stands still, historic spots go on to have new livesother2019 -
Undergraduate research and digital humanities storytelling at center of new library exhibitother2019 -
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A trip to New Zealand gave Duke Professor Walter Mignolo an opportunity to share the stage with a prominent Maori intellectual, Linda Tuhiwai Smith...other2019
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A few years ago, two associate professors in Duke’s English Department started a reading group to explore their shared interest in human mobility and...labother2019 -
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Six visiting scholars representing liberal arts institutions, historically black colleges and universities (HBCU), and Durham Technical Community...durham-tech-fellowothervisiting-fellow2019 -
Naomi Quinn, a long-time member of the cultural anthropology faculty and a leading scholar of the connection between culture and personal cognition...other2019
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The Apollo missions to the moon — which culminated 50 years ago with man walking on the moon — delivered what President John F. Kennedy sought when...other2019 -
From new mosques to stores specializing in halal -- food approved for Muslims -- there are signs all around the Triangle that the Islamic...other2019 -
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Student takes a deep dive into an early edition of 'Leaves of Grass,' one of the library's many Whitman treasuresother2019 -
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Projects include telling the history of the pioneering women preachers of Duke Chapelother2019
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On World Refugee Day, we note how Duke students and faculty are involved in refugee issues from education to access to health careother2019 -
Summer institute trains high school teachers about new ways of teaching about the civil rights movementother2019
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Student on Bass Connections team working with Project Voxother2019
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The state's up-and-coming artists sit for portraits by university students and alumniother2019 -
Sometimes the best place for great music is on film. A four-week film series in June will celebrate Black Music Month by showcasing four films about...other2019
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Duke students in the Soccer Politics class weigh in on their favorite teamsother2019 -
Duke students in the Soccer Politics class weigh in on their favorite teamsother2019 -
A series of Duke initiatives prepare grad students for team-based work environments with emphasis on mentoring, communicationother2019 -
A series of Duke initiatives prepare grad students for team-based work environments with emphasis on mentoring, communicationother2019 -
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Divinity faculty collaborate on retelling story of a Chinese Christian dissidentother2019 -
Caroline Stinson succeeded the retired Frederic Raimiother2019 -
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Gabriel Rosenberg brings advice on academics and dance music to dormother2019 -
Sydney Grob's Bass Connections team explored the power of words to help resolve traumaother2019 -
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Omid Safi on GOT's flawed characters and its challenges in portraying violenceother2019 -
In this video, English doctoral students Nora Nunn and Michelle Sroka and visiting assistant professor Astrid Giugni discuss their involvement with...other2019
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Smith is currently the director of Cornell University Pressother2019
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It's a French national treasure, but Caroline Bruzelius says its value belongs to all of usother2019 -
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This spring, Duke authors have unusual stories to tell: The sublime but endangered snow leopard in Afghanistan; a Maoist group striking terror...other2019 -
On February 21, 2019, Pop América, 1965-1975 opened at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University – the first bilingual...other2019
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A tugboat co-owned by a Duke professor has been impounded by the Italian government after rescuing 49 migrants from the Mediterranean Sea and...other2019 -
Providing a venue for the scholarly study of gaming, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences recently refurbished a classroom in the Link to create a...lab2019 -
In collaboration with the Multidisciplinary Institute of the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro (IM-UFRRJ), a Bass Connections project team...other2019 -
Story+ is a 6-week summer research experience for students – undergraduate and graduate – interested in bringing academic research to life through...other2019
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Robin Kirk’s new novel for young adult reader imagines a dystopian worldother2019
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“As scholars, we often find ourselves being asked to separate teaching from scholarship from service,” says Dr. Jennifer Ahern-Dodson, Assistant...other2018 -
What should doctoral training in the humanities and humanistic social sciences look like in the 21st century? This question has...other2018 -
From Star Trek to the Second Amendment, books from Duke authors to spice up the fall seasonother2018 -
Event to introduce the lab and outline its goals to build new relationships and projects with university programs and local siteslab2018 -
Duke professor takes part in effort to rescue Mediterranean migrants in distressother2018 -
New book from philosopher Alex Rosenberg on how our love of narrative gets history wrongother2018 -
“There’s a standard misconception that activists only act, and scholars only think,” says Social Movements Lab co-director Michael Hardt, who teaches...lab2018 -
Two Duke events will highlight sexual harassment in the restaurant industryother2018 -
Co-directed by Michael Hardt (Duke University) and Sandro Mezzadra (University of Bologna), the Social Movements Lab has two central premises. One,...lab2018 -
In Story+, student teams complete an interdisciplinary humanities research project with a public storytelling component.other2018 -
A new exhibit on the second floor of Bostock Library, next to the East Asian Magazine Reading Room, explores the truly global popularity of graphic...other2018 -
Duke's resident soccer scholar has been inundated with media requests regarding the World Cupother2018 -
Jaki Shelton Green, a native of Orange County, has been appointed North Carolina’s new poet laureate.other2018 -
Duke MFA grad Tamika Galanis wants to document the Bahamas rarely seen by outsidersother2018 -
As the World Cup kicks off, Laurent Dubois and his students talk about soccer politics and the 2026 North American Gamesother2018 -
Anonymous gift honors the late Anne-Marie Bryanother2018
