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To trace the origins of our political leanings, a new study from the Worldview Lab at the Kenan Institute for Ethics and Bass Connections looks for clues from childhood. Image credit: https://yunyidaiart.com/
January 6, 2025
From Students to Changemakers: The Legacy of LEAPS (Learning through Experience, Action, Partnership and Service)
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Mathematician Ingrid Daubechies will receive the National Medal of Science, the highest possible recognition bestowed on scientists and engineers in the nation.
December 31, 2024
Physics Professor Tom Mehen Passes at Age 54
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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter speaks at the 1999 commencement.
The djembe’s likely origins date back to the 12th century in Mali, West Africa. Photo by Jacob Whatley
Marie-Hélène Tomé, Sarah Konrad and Daniel Ehrlich will do graduate study in the United Kingdom under Marshall Scholarships.
December 17, 2024
Three Duke Seniors Named Marshall Scholars for Graduate Study in United Kingdom
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During the restoration of Notre Dame, Caroline Bruzelius was part of a research team studying the cathedral’s centuries-old stone and mortar.
The Duke University contingent at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan included 17 students enrolled in Duke’s U.N. Climate Change Negotiations Practicum course. Photo courtesy of Dima Zlenko.
Meerkat pups at Kuruman River Reserve, in South Africa’s Kalahari Desert. Photo by Christine Drea, Duke University.
December 6, 2024
Finding History by Restoring Cemeteries
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December 5, 2024
Student’s Love for Art Fuels Passion for Science
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December 5, 2024
Series on Failure: A Humbling Moment Leads the Way to Success
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Junior Sarah Gorbatov, graduate student Julia Leeman and senior Faye Hardek rehearse their performance of “The Gypsy Song” from George Bizet’s “Carmen.”