Summer 2021

The Class of 2024 was always going to be distinct; they are the class that graduates the year of Duke’s centennial. But they also began their college careers during a pandemic, a massive movement for racial justice, and an election marred by violence and misinformation. We’re following four members of the class for four years to see this strange new world through their eyes

Implementation science bridges the gap between what science tells us we should do and actually getting it done

Tracy Campbell Ph.D. '88 and Claudio Saunt Ph.D. '96 both won prestigious awards for their books

Titi Shodiya Ph.D. '15 and Zakiya Whatley Ph.D. '14 host the Dope Labs podcast

Monica West '99 talks about writing her debut novel, Scott Ellsworth A.M. '77, Ph.D. '82 has some recommendations, and the latest books

When Duke's first humor magazine had its last laugh

The 2021 team was made up of transfers and fifth-year seniors

Q&A: Vice provost for the arts John Brown on the arts at Duke

How a robot shaped like a dragonfly could help with environmental concerns

For Duke Garden lovers, its reopening was grand

From the desk of Sterly Wilder: One office with one goal—engaging our alumni

Brief mentions of things going on among Duke researchers, scholars, and other enterprises