For Some Black Students, Discrimination Outweighed Integration’s Benefits
New Cook Center analysis shows that for Black students, school integration was no panacea.
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Duke University to Require COVID Vaccinations for Fall Term
Covers Friday’s statement by President Vincent Price
A Look at ‘Savior’ Nations’ Use of Vaccines for Diplomatic Leverage
Quotes Dr. Krishna Udayakumar, the founding director of the Global Health Innovation Center at Duke
Duke Expert Discusses the Arguments and Issues in the Derek Chauvin Trial
Interview with Jesse McCoy, a lecturing fellow and supervising attorney for the Duke Law Civil Justice Clinic
Why Is Health Care So Expensive? Blame the Lobbyists
Commentary by Dr. Peter Ubel, a physician and behavioral scientist at Duke
Study: School Desegregation Was Not a Cure-All for Black Students
Covers and links to Duke research; quotes William A. Darity, a Duke public policy professor and co-author
Biden’s Plan to Address Gun Violence Includes Call for Congress to Remove Liability Protections for Gun Makers
Interview with Jacob Charles of Duke’s Center for Firearms Law
Supreme Court Barrier to Joe Biden’s Gun Grab
Quotes Jacob Charles, executive director of Duke’s Center for Firearms Law
Duke Seniors Allowed to Bring 2 Guests to Graduation Ceremony at Wallace Wade Stadium
Covers the announcement made by President Vincent Price
‘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
What Will Joe Biden’s Executive Action on Guns Look Like?
Quotes Philip J. Cook, a professor emeritus of public policy who has studied gun violence for years