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Alumni
Profiles of Graduating Students (2003)
[Feature]
Profiles of Graduating Students (2004)
[Feature]
A group of Duke physicians, alumni and students help fight disease in Tanzania
[Feature]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Inauguration of Richard H. Brodhead
[Feature]
Keohane To Step Down in June 2004
Duke's eighth president, who guided university to growing national prominence, will return to study and teaching.
[Feature]
This multimedia feature follows up the opening of the Nasher Museum of Art with a montage of voices and images showing the variety of artistic activities taking place among Duke undergraduates. Four students talk about their experiences, which include playing jazz, enjoying the Duke Symphony, teaching tap dance to local children and studying the visual arts.
[Feature]
Last year, Duke University enjoyed its latest string of triumphs
[Feature]
Arts
Highlights from the 2004 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Highlights from the 2006 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Photo contest dedicated to communicating cross-cultural experiences.
[Gallery]
Center for Documentary Studies Online Multimedia Gallery
The online multimedia gallery features Center for Documentary Studies presentations rich in multimedia—photographs, audio recordings, video clips, and extensive excerpts from texts.
[Gallery]
Rare print editions from the American Newspaper Repository
[Gallery]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
Photographs from the Atlantic City boardwalk
[Feature]
Photos from the 2003 ADF Season
The American Dance Festival concludes this weekend after providing another six weeks of world-class dance performances attracting hundreds of dance students from around the world. Through performances, community programs and classes, the ADF again made Duke and Durham the most interesting place for dancing enthusiasts this summer.
[Gallery]
The Edwin and Terry Murray Collection of Pulp Culture now resides in Duke University’s Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library.
[Gallery]
This multimedia feature follows up the opening of the Nasher Museum of Art with a montage of voices and images showing the variety of artistic activities taking place among Duke undergraduates. Four students talk about their experiences, which include playing jazz, enjoying the Duke Symphony, teaching tap dance to local children and studying the visual arts.
[Feature]
A library collection explores how comics were used for propaganda and entertainment in France during World War II
[Gallery]
Exhibit portrays stories of the wrongly convicted
[Video]
Duke's new art museum has opened to enthusiastic reviews and highlights the university's growing investment in the arts.
[Feature]
Campus News/Working at Duke
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2003
[Feature]
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2004
[Feature]
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2005
[Feature]
Animal Planet features Elizabeth Brannon's research on monkeys' learning ability
[Video]
Brodhead tells students: Duke education will transform you
In his convocation address to first-year students, President Richard H. Brodhead urges students to be courageous in seeking out new learning opportunities
[Feature]
Chapel question stumps JEOPARDY! contestants
[Video]
Information regarding the Conflict in Iraq
[Feature]
Profiles of Graduating Students (2003)
[Feature]
Profiles of Graduating Students (2004)
[Feature]
Special website provides background information
[Feature]
Information regarding Duke and the War in Iraq
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
Duke Health's Olympic ads feature patient stories
[Video]
Ecologist Stuart Pimm explores a disappearing world
(from Duke Magazine)
[Video]
Face Value: portraits by Duke University Photography
"Face Value" is a gallery of portraits aimed at capturing staff, faculty, and students whose contributions help define a diverse community.
[Gallery]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Inauguration of Richard H. Brodhead
[Feature]
Keohane To Step Down in June 2004
Duke's eighth president, who guided university to growing national prominence, will return to study and teaching.
[Feature]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2003
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
Meet the New Faculty -- 2006-07
Recent hires bring new ideas and initiatives to Duke
[Feature]
More than 50 students from Atlanta HBCU institutions got a close look at Duke science April 28.
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2005
[Feature]
Palestine Solidarity Conference
On Oct. 15-17, 2004, the Palestine Solidarity Movement (PSM) held its national conference at Duke University, sparking extensive discussion on campus and more widely. The university was criticized by some for agreeing to host the conference and praised by others for promoting free speech. This site examines how the controversy led students and others at Duke to take a closer look at the underlying conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, and at issues such as academic freedom and terrorism.
[Feature]
View plans to expand and renovate the largest and most centrally located library at Duke.
[Feature]
Photographs from the Atlantic City boardwalk
[Feature]
Predictions for law and technology in 2006
[Feature]
September 11: A Campus Reflects
Information and reflections on the September 11, 2001 events
[Feature]
[Feature]
Duke employees tell their stories of coping with freezing homes and the many acts of kindness from neighbors, colleagues and strangers.
[Feature]
Duke's new art museum has opened to enthusiastic reviews and highlights the university's growing investment in the arts.
[Feature]
Computing and Technology
Faculty and students share instructional technology ideas at the sixth CIT Showcase
[Feature]
Froshlife festival turns first-year students into moviemakers
[Video]
Gamma Rays From Thunderstorms?
Engineers ponder possible mechanisms by analyzing distant lightning flashes in tropical America. Watch a video of Professor Cummer explaining his research.
[Video]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2005
[Feature]
Predictions for law and technology in 2006
[Feature]
Divinity and Religious Life
Religious scholars Bart Ehrman of UNC-Chapel Hill and Richard Hays of Duke give their take on the controversial "Da Vinci Code" during an April 25 Divinity School talk (audio excerpts)
[Audio]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2005
[Feature]
Duke and Durham
Highlights from the 2004 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Highlights from the 2006 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Duke helps Carter Charter School students have a safe place to play
[Video]
On March 22, Duke President Richard H. Brodhead invited Duke students to a discussion about the undergraduate experience
[Feature]
Center for Documentary Studies Online Multimedia Gallery
The online multimedia gallery features Center for Documentary Studies presentations rich in multimedia—photographs, audio recordings, video clips, and extensive excerpts from texts.
[Gallery]
Duke project brings signs of life to a local wetland
[Video]
Duke's 2003 MLK Jr. Commemoration
Duke will honor civil rights leader with a series of events exploring his life and continuing issues of race in America.
[Feature]
Special website provides background information
[Feature]
Duke and NCCU students work together on a Habitat for Humanity project (WRAL video)
[Video]
Information regarding Duke and the War in Iraq
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Inauguration of Richard H. Brodhead
[Feature]
Keohane To Step Down in June 2004
Duke's eighth president, who guided university to growing national prominence, will return to study and teaching.
[Feature]
MLK 2005 Commemoration: Arts, Education and Activism
Duke University’s 2005 Commemoration of the Legacy of the Rev Martin Luther King Jr. is focused on the activism of all those who use arts and education to enlist others in the cause of social justice.
[Feature]
MLK 2006 Commemoration: Call and Response
Harry Belafonte to headline Duke's 2006 Martin Luther King celebration
[Feature]
Photos from the 2003 ADF Season
The American Dance Festival concludes this weekend after providing another six weeks of world-class dance performances attracting hundreds of dance students from around the world. Through performances, community programs and classes, the ADF again made Duke and Durham the most interesting place for dancing enthusiasts this summer.
[Gallery]
Durham middle-school students explore Duke’s campus and college life
[Video]
September 11: A Campus Reflects
Information and reflections on the September 11, 2001 events
[Feature]
Duke employees tell their stories of coping with freezing homes and the many acts of kindness from neighbors, colleagues and strangers.
[Feature]
Duke's new art museum has opened to enthusiastic reviews and highlights the university's growing investment in the arts.
[Feature]
Last year, Duke University enjoyed its latest string of triumphs
[Feature]
Education and Training
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2003
[Feature]
Highlights from the 2004 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2004
[Feature]
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2005
[Feature]
Highlights from the 2006 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Website highlights how undergraduates are defining their own educational paths while serving society.
[Flash]
The Hart Leadership Program seeks to help students become engaged in society
[Feature]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2003
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
More than 50 students from Atlanta HBCU institutions got a close look at Duke science April 28.
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2005
[Feature]
Durham middle-school students explore Duke’s campus and college life
[Video]
[Feature]
Welcome to the Women's Initiative
Hear undergraduate women, who participated in a focus group on gender issues, discuss Duke's social and academic scene.
[Video]
Engineering
Website highlights how undergraduates are defining their own educational paths while serving society.
[Flash]
Gamma Rays From Thunderstorms?
Engineers ponder possible mechanisms by analyzing distant lightning flashes in tropical America. Watch a video of Professor Cummer explaining his research.
[Video]
Meet the New Faculty -- 2006-07
Recent hires bring new ideas and initiatives to Duke
[Feature]
Whale Flippers a Model for Airplane Wings
Scientist look to the humpback whale to design the airplane of the future
[Video]
Environment and Earth Sciences
Duke project brings signs of life to a local wetland
[Video]
Ecologist Stuart Pimm explores a disappearing world
(from Duke Magazine)
[Video]
Images and Video from hurricane Isabel
[Video]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Male Baboons Recognize and Care for their Own Offspring
Nurturing might be genetic in males
[Feature]
The first in a series of "Postcards from Costa Rica" commemorating the Organization for Tropical Studies 40th anniversary.
[Gallery]
Events
Highlights from the 2004 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Highlights from the 2006 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
On March 22, Duke President Richard H. Brodhead invited Duke students to a discussion about the undergraduate experience
[Feature]
Brodhead tells students: Duke education will transform you
In his convocation address to first-year students, President Richard H. Brodhead urges students to be courageous in seeking out new learning opportunities
[Feature]
Duke's 2003 MLK Jr. Commemoration
Duke will honor civil rights leader with a series of events exploring his life and continuing issues of race in America.
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Inauguration of Richard H. Brodhead
[Feature]
MLK 2005 Commemoration: Arts, Education and Activism
Duke University’s 2005 Commemoration of the Legacy of the Rev Martin Luther King Jr. is focused on the activism of all those who use arts and education to enlist others in the cause of social justice.
[Feature]
MLK 2006 Commemoration: Call and Response
Harry Belafonte to headline Duke's 2006 Martin Luther King celebration
[Feature]
September 11: A Campus Reflects
Information and reflections on the September 11, 2001 events
[Feature]
Duke's new art museum has opened to enthusiastic reviews and highlights the university's growing investment in the arts.
[Feature]
Faculty
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2003
[Feature]
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2004
[Feature]
Duke Top Teachers are Profiled for 2005
[Feature]
Brodhead tells students: Duke education will transform you
In his convocation address to first-year students, President Richard H. Brodhead urges students to be courageous in seeking out new learning opportunities
[Feature]
Face Value: portraits by Duke University Photography
"Face Value" is a gallery of portraits aimed at capturing staff, faculty, and students whose contributions help define a diverse community.
[Gallery]
Gamma Rays From Thunderstorms?
Engineers ponder possible mechanisms by analyzing distant lightning flashes in tropical America. Watch a video of Professor Cummer explaining his research.
[Video]
Inauguration of Richard H. Brodhead
[Feature]
Keohane To Step Down in June 2004
Duke's eighth president, who guided university to growing national prominence, will return to study and teaching.
[Feature]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
A Sample of the Nearly 100 New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2003
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke This Year
[Feature]
Meet the New Faculty -- 2006-07
Recent hires bring new ideas and initiatives to Duke
[Feature]
A Sample of the New Faculty Members Who Joined Duke in 2005
[Feature]
View plans to expand and renovate the largest and most centrally located library at Duke.
[Feature]
Durham middle-school students explore Duke’s campus and college life
[Video]
Duke employees tell their stories of coping with freezing homes and the many acts of kindness from neighbors, colleagues and strangers.
[Feature]
Health and Medicine
A Hot Touch to Detect Arthritis
Duke study measures heat given off by inflamed joints to investigate osteoarthritis
[Video]
A group of Duke physicians, alumni and students help fight disease in Tanzania
[Feature]
Duke Health's Olympic ads feature patient stories
[Video]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Humanities and Social Sciences
Center for Documentary Studies Online Multimedia Gallery
The online multimedia gallery features Center for Documentary Studies presentations rich in multimedia—photographs, audio recordings, video clips, and extensive excerpts from texts.
[Gallery]
A group of Duke physicians, alumni and students help fight disease in Tanzania
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
Rare print editions from the American Newspaper Repository
[Gallery]
Meet the New Faculty -- 2006-07
Recent hires bring new ideas and initiatives to Duke
[Feature]
Palestine Solidarity Conference
On Oct. 15-17, 2004, the Palestine Solidarity Movement (PSM) held its national conference at Duke University, sparking extensive discussion on campus and more widely. The university was criticized by some for agreeing to host the conference and praised by others for promoting free speech. This site examines how the controversy led students and others at Duke to take a closer look at the underlying conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, and at issues such as academic freedom and terrorism.
[Feature]
Exhibit portrays stories of the wrongly convicted
[Video]
Welcome to the Women's Initiative
Hear undergraduate women, who participated in a focus group on gender issues, discuss Duke's social and academic scene.
[Video]
International
Highlights from the 2004 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Highlights from the 2006 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Photo contest dedicated to communicating cross-cultural experiences.
[Gallery]
Website highlights how undergraduates are defining their own educational paths while serving society.
[Flash]
A group of Duke physicians, alumni and students help fight disease in Tanzania
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
The Hart Leadership Program seeks to help students become engaged in society
[Feature]
Keep quiet at the movies. Put your shoes on to register for classes. And don't expect your waiter at the local bistro to introduce himself. So reports Lauren Salisbury, a junior and Comparative Area Studies major from Morganton, N.C., who is studying in Paris this semester with the Duke-in-France program. Nearly half of Duke undergraduates study abroad, and Lauren sent a message to the Duke home page sharing a "Top Ten" list of the cultural differences she's observed so far
[Feature]
Photos from the 2003 ADF Season
The American Dance Festival concludes this weekend after providing another six weeks of world-class dance performances attracting hundreds of dance students from around the world. Through performances, community programs and classes, the ADF again made Duke and Durham the most interesting place for dancing enthusiasts this summer.
[Gallery]
The first in a series of "Postcards from Costa Rica" commemorating the Organization for Tropical Studies 40th anniversary.
[Gallery]
[Feature]
Students head for foreign study in record numbers
[Video]
Law
Meet the New Faculty -- 2006-07
Recent hires bring new ideas and initiatives to Duke
[Feature]
Predictions for law and technology in 2006
[Feature]
Natural Sciences
Duke project brings signs of life to a local wetland
[Video]
Ecologist Stuart Pimm explores a disappearing world
(from Duke Magazine)
[Video]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
The Duke University Primate Center houses the world's largest collection of endangered primates. The center specializes in "prosimians" -- lemurs and related species that evolved from the primate family tree long before monkeys and apes. Through conservation, education and research, the center is helping us to better understand and protect these remarkable animals.
[Flash]
Philanthropy and Development
View plans to expand and renovate the largest and most centrally located library at Duke.
[Feature]
Duke's new art museum has opened to enthusiastic reviews and highlights the university's growing investment in the arts.
[Feature]
Last year, Duke University enjoyed its latest string of triumphs
[Feature]
Public Policy
Information regarding the Conflict in Iraq
[Feature]
Information regarding Duke and the War in Iraq
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
The Hart Leadership Program seeks to help students become engaged in society
[Feature]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Justin Walker's Campaign Diary
Diary notes from Duke senior Justin Walker as he followed the Democratic Party 2004 campaign
[Feature]
Predictions for law and technology in 2006
[Feature]
The Politics of Academic Freedom: Does Political Affiliation Matter?
On Monday, February 9, 2004, the Duke Conservative Union placed an advertisement in The Duke Chronicle claiming that the university lacked intellectual diversity. The advertisement noted the preponderance of registered Democrats among deans and in departments in the humanities and social sciences. This advertisement prompted reportage and commentary in the media, and the Office of the Provost, along with student political groups, decided to sponsor a March 1, 2004, panel discussion to address the issues. This web page gathers coverage of the issue and of the panel discussion.
[Feature]
Research
A Hot Touch to Detect Arthritis
Duke study measures heat given off by inflamed joints to investigate osteoarthritis
[Video]
Animal Planet features Elizabeth Brannon's research on monkeys' learning ability
[Video]
Gamma Rays From Thunderstorms?
Engineers ponder possible mechanisms by analyzing distant lightning flashes in tropical America. Watch a video of Professor Cummer explaining his research.
[Video]
Male Baboons Recognize and Care for their Own Offspring
Nurturing might be genetic in males
[Feature]
The Duke University Primate Center houses the world's largest collection of endangered primates. The center specializes in "prosimians" -- lemurs and related species that evolved from the primate family tree long before monkeys and apes. Through conservation, education and research, the center is helping us to better understand and protect these remarkable animals.
[Flash]
Spotlight highlights the importance of student research at Duke
[Video]
Sports and Athletics
Beard Gets Dream Come True (Sort of) From Fortune
Magazine Designed Mock-Up Of Beard Dream Cover After Seeing It Online
[Feature]
Special website provides background information
[Feature]
Students
Highlights from the 2004 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Highlights from the 2006 American Dance Festival
[Gallery]
Photo contest dedicated to communicating cross-cultural experiences.
[Gallery]
Beard Gets Dream Come True (Sort of) From Fortune
Magazine Designed Mock-Up Of Beard Dream Cover After Seeing It Online
[Feature]
On March 22, Duke President Richard H. Brodhead invited Duke students to a discussion about the undergraduate experience
[Feature]
Brodhead tells students: Duke education will transform you
In his convocation address to first-year students, President Richard H. Brodhead urges students to be courageous in seeking out new learning opportunities
[Feature]
Website highlights how undergraduates are defining their own educational paths while serving society.
[Flash]
Center for Documentary Studies Online Multimedia Gallery
The online multimedia gallery features Center for Documentary Studies presentations rich in multimedia—photographs, audio recordings, video clips, and extensive excerpts from texts.
[Gallery]
Profiles of Graduating Students (2003)
[Feature]
Profiles of Graduating Students (2004)
[Feature]
A group of Duke physicians, alumni and students help fight disease in Tanzania
[Feature]
Special website provides background information
[Feature]
Information regarding Duke and the War in Iraq
[Feature]
Duke Focus: Middle East Conflict
The Palestine Solidarity Movement conference and related activities, held at Duke in October 2004, created an opportunity for students and others to learn about and discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
[Feature]
Face Value: portraits by Duke University Photography
"Face Value" is a gallery of portraits aimed at capturing staff, faculty, and students whose contributions help define a diverse community.
[Gallery]
Froshlife festival turns first-year students into moviemakers
[Video]
The Hart Leadership Program seeks to help students become engaged in society
[Feature]
Forty-seven undergraduates, 17 graduate students from five universities in New Orleans have accepted Duke's offer of enrollment
[Feature]
Inauguration of Richard H. Brodhead
[Feature]
Justin Walker's Campaign Diary
Diary notes from Duke senior Justin Walker as he followed the Democratic Party 2004 campaign
[Feature]
Keohane To Step Down in June 2004
Duke's eighth president, who guided university to growing national prominence, will return to study and teaching.
[Feature]
Palestine Solidarity Conference
On Oct. 15-17, 2004, the Palestine Solidarity Movement (PSM) held its national conference at Duke University, sparking extensive discussion on campus and more widely. The university was criticized by some for agreeing to host the conference and praised by others for promoting free speech. This site examines how the controversy led students and others at Duke to take a closer look at the underlying conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, and at issues such as academic freedom and terrorism.
[Feature]
Keep quiet at the movies. Put your shoes on to register for classes. And don't expect your waiter at the local bistro to introduce himself. So reports Lauren Salisbury, a junior and Comparative Area Studies major from Morganton, N.C., who is studying in Paris this semester with the Duke-in-France program. Nearly half of Duke undergraduates study abroad, and Lauren sent a message to the Duke home page sharing a "Top Ten" list of the cultural differences she's observed so far
[Feature]
View plans to expand and renovate the largest and most centrally located library at Duke.
[Feature]
Photos from the 2003 ADF Season
The American Dance Festival concludes this weekend after providing another six weeks of world-class dance performances attracting hundreds of dance students from around the world. Through performances, community programs and classes, the ADF again made Duke and Durham the most interesting place for dancing enthusiasts this summer.
[Gallery]
The first in a series of "Postcards from Costa Rica" commemorating the Organization for Tropical Studies 40th anniversary.
[Gallery]
Predictions for law and technology in 2006
[Feature]
Spotlight highlights the importance of student research at Duke
[Video]
September 11: A Campus Reflects
Information and reflections on the September 11, 2001 events
[Feature]
Student perspective hightlights student life at Duke
[Video]
[Feature]
Students head for foreign study in record numbers
[Video]
Duke employees tell their stories of coping with freezing homes and the many acts of kindness from neighbors, colleagues and strangers.
[Feature]
This multimedia feature follows up the opening of the Nasher Museum of Art with a montage of voices and images showing the variety of artistic activities taking place among Duke undergraduates. Four students talk about their experiences, which include playing jazz, enjoying the Duke Symphony, teaching tap dance to local children and studying the visual arts.
[Feature]
Exhibit portrays stories of the wrongly convicted
[Video]
Welcome to the Women's Initiative
Hear undergraduate women, who participated in a focus group on gender issues, discuss Duke's social and academic scene.
[Video]
