Spring 2019

From the editor: A Duke art historian reflects on Notre-Dame

This men's basketball fan has great expectations for the team, but he's learned that sometimes those feelings go unfulfilled.

With a burst of intellectual energy and healthy enrollments in classes, the department aims to prove that insights gleaned from the ancient past can inform the fraught present

As politicians adopt ideas he's researched for decades, the economist patiently stays the course.

Call CEO David S. Taylor '80 a company man

Books published by Duke Alumni in Spring 2019

Ryan Bergamini's efforts hit a policy snag.

Pop América, 1965-1975, the museum's first fully bilingual show, reveals how
 

Class invites students and alumni to work on problems faced by the military.

From the president: Supporting schools and communities

DR/TL

Q&A: Professor Abbas Benmanoun on policing language

Work in progress: Ocean Room

Blue Devil Love: David & Beth Hatef

A new cellist means a new Ciompi Quartet

How Kristian Lum M.S. '08, Ph.D.' 10 makes the data matter

For two years, a con man posed as a member of a famous wealthy family.