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Tomate became Nick Said's service dog earlier this year, helping the radiologist navigate life with multiple sclerosis. Photo by Travis Stanley
July 15, 2026
For This Duke Doctor, Help Has Four Paws
Multiple sclerosis had quietly narrowed Nick Said's world, but his service dog, Tomate, is giving him renewed confidence, independence and joy
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Durham-area students get hands-on experiences with the MaryAnn Black Summer Internship Program through Duke University Health System. Photo courtesy of MaryAnn Black Summer Internship Program
Duke University Hospital's Aastha Baral was featured in a 2023 Working@Duke magazine cover story about new employees. Photo by Travis Stanley.
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Duke University Hospital's Aastha Baral was featured in a 2023 Working@Duke magazine cover story about new employees. Photo by Travis Stanley.
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July 10, 2026
ChatGPT Edu Now Available at No Cost to the Duke University Community
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Durham-area students get hands-on experiences with the MaryAnn Black Summer Internship Program through Duke University Health System. Photo courtesy of MaryAnn Black Summer Internship Program
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Lake Michie, one of Durham Water's main sources of water, was less than 50% full in early June. Photo courtesy of City of Durham -
Scott Thompson, Duke's Director of Landscape Services, is helping FIFA maintain practice fields in the World Cup. Photo courtesy of Scott Thompson -
Duke Regional Hospital Clinical Nurse Ayana Woodside, right, poses with a flight attendant she befriended at a New York airport before departing on a mission trip to France. Photo courtesy of Ayana Woodside.
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Jemma Boler, Education and Training Practitioner for Duke’s the Professional Development Institute, speaks during a Foundational Skills Program training session. Photo by Travis Stanley -
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Byron Sanders and Lucas Manganiello are two Duke employees who will receive a raise when Duke increases its minimum wage to $20 per hour in July. Photos by Travis Stanley -
Executive Vice Provost Mohamed Noor urged the Duke Management Academy cohort to have "curiosity over expectation." Photo by Chase Williams -
