Presidential Award Winners Honored for Resilience, Resolve Winners for 2019 lauded for commitment to work, colleagues and community For Zoila Airall, finding out that she would be among this year’s recipients of the Duke...
Race (or Walk) Through Duke Forest Registration is open for the annual Pine Cone Pacer Up for a walk or run through Duke Forest? Register for the 11th Pine Cone Pacer 5K, which is...
Said@Duke: Conservationist Sally Jewell on Leadership Sally Jewell, interim CEO of The Nature Conservancy and former U.S. secretary of the Interior,...
Celebrate Duke's Presidential Award Winners Attend the awards ceremony on Feb. 25 in Page Auditorium In the chaotic aftermath of the deadly gas explosion that rocked downtown Durham on April 10,...
What's in North Carolina Drinking Water? Faculty report on potential contaminants in the state’s drinking water -- and how they are helping us get a handle on the problem Heather Stapleton’s research into PFAS, a group of potentially harmful chemicals, began in...
Toxic PFAS is in Your Drinking Water. Most Filters Aren't Completely Removing Them A few filters, if not properly maintained, can even make the situation worse.
Cataloging All That Creeps and Slithers Citizen scientists are taking stock of the amphibians and reptiles that live in Duke Forest. You can be one of them. Lizards don’t exactly hold a pose for pictures. Nor do salamanders or snakes. But on this...
Ensuring Your Email Message Gets Through Whether its clarity, structure or tone, consider these pointers when writing an email A large portion of Ginny Lee’s work day unfolds in her email account. As interim...
Blue Devil of the Week: Fighting Extinction with Science Nicholas School professor Stuart Pimm pioneers steps to protect threatened species Name: Stuart Pimm Position: Doris Duke Chair of...
