Duke Launches National Network to Bring COVID-19 Support Directly to People
Pandemic Response Network provides robust, bilingual health monitoring and community services
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18 Duke Scholarships Awarded to First in Families to Attend College
David M. Rubenstein Scholarship cover costs to pursue undergraduate studies at Duke
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Update from President Price on Academic Plans for Fall 2020
The 2020-21 academic year will be one like no other in Duke’s history – one that begins early, ends early, includes a hybrid academic program of virtual and in-person instruction and reimagines residential and classroom life.
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Duke's Guide for Returning to Work on Campus, Safely
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At the Epicenter of COVID-19
How a Duke professor helped front-line medical workers across the world in Wuhan
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Meet the Duke Dean Whose Obsession With 'Star Trek' Landed Him a Gig as Their Next Science Consultant
Like many people during the COVID-19 crisis, Dean Mohamed Noor spends part of every day in virtual meetings.
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New Measures Announced to Protect the University’s Financial Future
Duke President Vincent Price announced Wednesday several new cost-cutting measures designed to secure the university’s financial future in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic that has affected all of the university’s sources of revenue.
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Middle Class Not a Level Playing Field for Blacks, New Duke Research Finds
New study examines disparities between white, black middle classes
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Duke Trustees Review Covid-19 Response in Quarterly Meeting
The Duke Board of Trustees approved the awarding of degrees and reviewed the university’s response to COVID-19 and plans for future activity in its first-ever online meeting that concluded Friday afternoon.
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Duke Researchers To Begin Slowly Returning to Their Labs, With Masks
Larry Carin says phased and carefully controlled re-start could begin as soon as next week
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Student Assistance Fund Distributes Grants to More Than 1,000 Students
A fund set up to assist Duke students with unexpected expenses related to the COVID-19 pandemic distributed grants totaling almost $1.
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Duke Hospital Nurse Gets RV From Complete Stranger to Help Keep Family Safe
Reports on the loan from a former ICU nurse, made possible by the Facebook group RVs4MDs
No Way to Go to Adult Classes? No Problem
Features the online offerings of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Duke; quotes director Chris McLeod
Research Funding Flows to Triangle as Pandemic Drags On
Reports that hundreds of millions of federal dollars continue to flow into the Triangle for research
Laying the Foundation for Resilient Teaching Community
Links to a Duke resource for maintaining continuity of instruction
David Cutcliffe Wants to Make Sure Everyone Takes the Right Approach to Restarting College Football
Interview with the head coach
Behind-the-Scenes of the American South’s Growing Indy Film Industry
Features photographs taken on film sets by Alex Harris, professor of the practice emeritus of public policy; links to a virtual visit to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta where the photos are on display
Thousands Download COVID-19 Tracking App Made by Duke Students
Covers the recent launch of the NOVID app
NC Twins Use Copies of New York Times Page and Spray Paint to Make a Statement at Duke
Reports on a wall display at the end of the free expression tunnel on Duke’s East Campus
Has Coronavirus Increased Domestic Violence? What’s Happened in Durham, Orange and Wake?
Cites the $5 million Duke-Durham Fund, created by the university to provide emergency aid to nonprofit, community groups and small businesses
For This Duke Graduate and Dreamer, His Immigration Status Does Not Define Him
Features Axel Herrera Ramos