And the 2019 Duke Time Off Photo Winners Are… See the amazing summer moments shared by Duke staff and faculty Duke staff and faculty hiked across national parks, enjoyed family time at the beach, got...
An Attitude of Gratitude Duke Neurosurgery delivers thank you cards and baked goods to departments Delivering news is part of Steven Cooks’ role as a neurosurgeon. He updates...
Duke Kunshan Class of 2023 Welcomed Into a ‘Whole New World’ Students urged to take small steps while pursuing big dreams Big dreams are accomplished with small steps, not great bounds. And remember to get some rest!...
Said@Duke: Cedric Harrison on the Unifying Effect of Storms Cedric Harrison, founder of Support the Port, a nonprofit group that helps underserved residents...
Traffic and Congestion Expected for Student Move-In Aug. 20-25 First-year students arrive Aug. 20 on East Campus; West Campus move-in starts Aug. 23 Motorists traveling to and around Duke's East and West campuses should allow for extra...
Said@Duke: Donna Chavis on How Major Storms Can Prolong Poverty Donna Chavis, senior fossil fuels campaigner with Friends of the Earth U.S. and a member of the...
Said@Duke: Beaufort Mayor Rett Newton on Communicating in Storms During a panel discussion Wednesday at the Duke-sponsored conference, The Coming Storm...
Karsh International Scholarships Awarded to ‘Intellectually and Civically Engaged’ Students Scholarship for first-year students from around the world covers four years of undergraduate education Ten incoming first-year students from around the world have been awarded a Karsh International...
For Some, Church is Good for the Soul, But Not the Waistline Black men attending church almost daily were nearly three times as likely to be obese than those who never (or very rarely) attended Church might be good for the soul, but it can be bad for one’s waistline, says a new...
