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In alignment with the Duke Climate Commitment, Climate+ will give students the opportunity to delve into sustainability issues using data science over the summer.
Although CULANTH102: American Indian Nations Today doesn’t start until 12 p.m., nearly every student is waiting in their seat 10 minutes earlier on this October afternoon. Then Dr. Courtney Lewis promptly strides into the room.
Something about the atmosphere of Da Kine’s Kava bar takes me right out of Durham. Maybe it's the flourishing tropical plants in every corner. Perhaps it’s the never-ending loop of waterfalls, crashing waves and pristine reefs that play on the television screens, accompanying the gentle strum of Hawaiian music that drifts through my ears.
Senior Lorayna Hinton doesn’t have a roommate, but she’s not alone in her single-person dorm room in Few Quad.
Duke Science and Technology is described as a “strategic recruitment” initiative with investments of over $250 million. But what does this exactly entail?
After doing some of our own research via taste tests, we determined the five most mouthwatering desserts that you can buy at the Brodhead Center.
Thinking about adding on that second major? Make sure you still have enough time to fulfill your foreign language requirement.
After their senior year was cut short, the Class of 2020 finally got to experience an in-person graduation over a year later.
This fall, Duke’s identity and cultural centers are back with in-person programming, making up for the past year’s lost time and connections.