Summer 2023

Bruce Rosenbaum’s business mind and artistic eye combine for the ultimate in upscale recycling

Native American settlement Adshusheer, described by an early 18th century explorer, may have been in Duke Forest

Economist Sonal Shah is seeking a business model to keep public-service journalism alive.

Argentina-born Josephine Caminos Oría’s bicultural life helps her put her world into words

Professor Eileen Cheng-yin Chow on how strangers can build community together

There’s no travel partner like mom

In its first year, Duke’s new community-building model is redefining campus life

Alisha Damron-Seruyange’s Ugandan school reaches far beyond the classroom

Cultivating understanding across campus

Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship class harnesses the power of social media content in marketing

An immersive course uses documentary and the arts to reveal historic sites of racial struggle

Someone has to know how to work on the university's historic artworks, books, organs and stonework.
Meet the skilled artisans who care for Duke's treasures.

One morning in October 2017, Frank Bruni woke to find the sight in his right eye obscured by a “dappled fog”

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