Fall 2018

The quest for "hard skills" exerts its pull. But Duke's schools also respond to a different imperative: Future professionals should serve interests larger than themselves.

For the radio voice of Duke football and men's basketball, play-by-play success is measured in seconds.

The engineering students make the Guinness books for fuel efficiency.

Opening a coffee shop on Bryan Center Plaza gives the alumnus memories of his beginnings.

Noah Pickus, an associate provost at Duke and DKU's dean of undergraduate curricular affairs and faculty development, shares a glimpse of life on campus.

Nasher exhibit makes its vision loud and clear

The alumnus wants his anti-café to be an incubator for change agents in Serbia.

The new cross-disciplinary field of study concerns itself with the living skin of the Earth.

Your letters and comments to the Magazine

From the editor: Evading disasters

From the president: A walk in the forest

In 1945, Duke hired some unusual employees.

"We might have talked for two seconds."