Browntown: An American Story
SSRI DIRECTOR DON TAYLOR SHARES A STORY ABOUT THE ORIGINS OF BROWNTOWN CROSSROADS Social Science Dialogues with Professor Don Taylor SSRI Director Don Taylor shares […]
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Wolfpack WORKS Evaluation of North Carolina Literacy Intervention Program
WOLFPACK WORKS EVALUATION OF NORTH CAROLINA LITERACY INTERVENTION PROGRAM An independent evaluation of Wolfpack WORKS conducted by Duke University’s Social Science Research Institute found that
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After Election, Canadian Students Look at Country’s Future
AFTER ELECTION, CANADIAN STUDENTS LOOK AT COUNTRY’S FUTURE By Jessica Sullivan The day after Canada’s October 21 federal election, Canadian Duke students discussed why the
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Shaking Off Outmoded Ideas on Race
SHAKING OFF OUTMODED IDEAS ON RACE By Alison Jones The racial divisions that so permeate American society are not rooted in biology, a group of
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Duke–NCCU Group Visits Orlando to Learn About Community Partnership Schools
DUKE–NCCU GROUP VISITS ORLANDO TO LEARN ABOUT COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP SCHOOLS By Karen Guin “History in the making,” wrote Duke University student Songia Wynn as she
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Don’t Believe Your Eyes (or Ears): The Weaponization of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deepfakes
DON’T BELIEVE YOUR EYES (OR EARS): THE WEAPONIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, MACHINE LEARNING, AND DEEPFAKES By Joe Littell It’s 6:58 a.m. and it’s still dark
SSRI Faculty Aria Chernik Chosen As Speaker for All Things Open 2019 Lightning Talk Lineup
SSRI FACULTY ARIA CHERNIK CHOSEN AS SPEAKER FOR ALL THINGS OPEN 2019 LIGHTNING TALK LINEUP #IAMCS: An Open Source Approach for Equity-focused CS Education We
Cary Teenager Kali Bate Writes a Book That Benefits a Nonprofit
A love of music and desire to give back inspired Kali Bate to write a children’s book with proceeds benefiting KidzNotes. As told to Ayn-Monique
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Duke’s Jenny Tung Wins $625K MacArthur Foundation Genius Grant
DUKE’S JENNY TUNG WINS $625K MACARTHUR FOUNDATION GENIUS GRANT By Robin A. Smith If you asked Jenny Tung’s parents, “no one’s kids that they knew of went
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Four Faculty Groups Receive Provost Grants for Local and Global Interdisciplinary Research Projects
FOUR FACULTY GROUPS RECEIVE PROVOST GRANTS FOR LOCAL AND GLOBAL INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH PROJECTS By Duke Today Staff Even the best research project needs initial assistance