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Two Duke alumni were once top officials in the U.S. intelligence community. Now, one will resign on Aug. 15, and the other is suing the Department of Justice and FBI after his firing.
During her one year as an assistant professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy, Nuamah was named to the Forbes 30 under 30 in education, a Chron15 pioneer and a 2019 Andrew Carnegie Fellow. Now, she’ll be pursuing her studies as an assistant professor at the Northwestern University School of Education and Social Policy.
Three new members of one of the world’s only hibernating primate species—fat-tailed dwarf lemurs—were born June 25 at the Duke Lemur Center.
Duke University Hospital did not make the cut for the U.S. News & World Report’s 2019-2020 Honor Roll.
Four Duke faculty members received a prestigious early career award award for scientists and engineers, the White House announced in a July 2 news release.
Have an old Android phone? The Duke Lemur Center wants to use it for research on mouse lemurs.
Ever wonder why Rubenstein’s name can be found all over Duke’s campus? You’re not alone—his name is just as prevalent in Washington, D.C.
Current U.S. politicians are considering paying reparations to black descendants of American slavery at a level they haven’t since the Reconstruction Era. And a Duke professor is at the helm of the discussion.
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled Thursday that partisan gerrymandering poses a political question not for the federal courts to decide.
While Central Campus undergoes demolition, International House will stay there for at least another year—and the president of International Association said he didn’t know about it until Spring 2019.
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