Lemurs in Love: Odd Couple Pairings of Geriatric Lemurs Keep the Social Creatures Happy
On Valentine’s Day, here are some unusual couples worth celebrating.
News in Education
Duke in the News
‘It’s Not Too Late’: Fewer NC Students Completed the FAFSA This Year
Features an interview with Zadaiah Roye, a junior at Duke and a first-generation college student
A Job or a Civic Duty? Colorado Weighs Paying School Board Members
Features the work and comments of Nick Carnes, an associate professor of political science at the Sanford School of Public Policy
Nathaniel Mackey’s Long Song
Profiles the Duke creative writing professor, whose “Double Trio” will be published this month
The Pandemic Will Affect Students’ Mental Health for Years to Come. How Schools Can Help
Features the work and comments of Robin Gurwitch, a psychologist and professor at Duke, and a specialist in childhood trauma
Duke Pediatrician Discusses Effectiveness of Screening Students for COVID-19 Prior to Attending Class
Interview with Dr. Ibukun Kalu, an assistant professor of pediatrics
Standardized Language Ideology
Podcast interview with Gaillynn Clements, a visiting assistant professor in linguistics, about co-editing “Linguistic Discrimination in US Higher…
A Simple Hack for How to Get Feedback Without Asking for It
Commentary by Alain Hunkins, who is on the faculty of Duke Corporate Education
Duke Missed the Mark on Greek Life Reform. It’s Time to Ban Fraternities for Good
Commentary by Duke student Caroline Petrow-Cohen
U.S. News & World Report Announces 2022 Best Graduate Schools
Duke University School of Medicine rises to third in research programs; Nursing master’s program also third
What Can You Do With a Computer Science Degree?
Features comments by Justin Sherman, a college junior at Duke who is double-majoring in computer science and political science