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Seeing this woman with her warm smile, long brown hair, and unique sense of style—glasses, statement necklace, and comfy cardigan—reminds me of the joy I feel surrounded by nature and friends. The greenery in the background brings back special memories of shared moments outdoors that I treasure.

When Are Polling Differences True Public Opinion Change?

Erin Hartman September 18, 2026 (10:00 am-12:00 pm) Gross Hall 270 Erin Hartman Associate Professor of Political Science University of California, Berkeley Erin Hartman’s research …

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This image inspires me because it shows a young woman sharing a joyful book that celebrates friendship and music, set by vibrant red flowers.

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 ...
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Forking the Syllabus (and Three Other Ways to Hack Education This Year)

FORKING THE SYLLABUS (AND THREE OTHER WAYS TO HACK EDUCATION THIS YEAR) Students everywhere are returning to school this season. But what kinds of schools ...
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Partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education explores mountain foodways

PARTNERSHIP FOR APPALACHIAN GIRLS’ EDUCATION EXPLORES MOUNTAIN FOODWAYS By the third week of June, most public schools in Western North Carolina are already joyously vacated ...
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What’s wrong with Duke? White supremacy is the root

WHAT’S WRONG WITH DUKE? WHITE SUPREMACY IS THE ROOT By Don Taylor A noose hung on a campus tree, a Latinx mural defaced, the n-word ...
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Digging Into Durham’s Eviction Problem

DIGGING INTO DURHAM’S EVICTION PROBLEM By Robin Smith Duke students in the summer research program Data+ have created a time-lapse map of the more than 200,000 evictions ...
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Fostering Epic Parents

FOSTERING EPIC PARENTS By Anne Campbell, Education Director, Catamount Arts/EPIC Music EPIC Music, in St. Johnsbury, VT, was one of four El Sistema-inspired organizations recently invited ...
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This moment at DevDays 2019 with the Breathe FHIR Team reminds me of our teamwork and achievements in Redmond.

Duke Data Science Students Win Student Track Competition at DevDays

DUKE DATA SCIENCE STUDENTS WIN STUDENT TRACK COMPETITION AT DEVDAYS Students in the Duke Master in Interdisciplinary Data Science (MIDS) program won the Student Track ...
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