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Duke Gardens: Photographing Plants
Sarah P. Duke Gardens
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Summer Days, Nasher Nights: Live and Local
Nasher Museum of Art
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University Worship Service
Duke Chapel
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North Carolina Family Impact Seminar 2012
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Digging India (and Durham)
Program is among university's experiments with new approaches to global learning
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Romance Studies Student Turns to Technology
Humanities Lab project visualizes how European explorers interacted with Tahiti
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A Few Cells to Make a Heart
Study of zebrafish shows just a few cell clones can make heart muscle
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The Hunt for Truth in Sicily
Duke's Carla Antonaccio helps the Italian government track down stolen artifacts
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Thomas F. DeFrantz: 'Not Just Dance'
Four videos show Duke professor combining performance, technology and African American culture
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The Happy Warrior 'Retires'
Classics professor Peter Burian, long a champion of the humanities, prepares for leaving the classroom
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Infographic: A Decade of Research Growth at Duke
The doubling of Duke's research expenditures helps it crack the top ten in research institutions
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At Duke...
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Duke, Durham & the Arts
Explore Duke's role in Durham's growing arts scene
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DukeEngage
Through intensive civic engagement experiences, Duke undergraduates tackle societal issues within the United States and abroad.
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Duke Gardens
The Sarah P. Duke Gardens are in full bloom on campus.
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Jane Goodall Archive Comes to Duke
Duke to digitize 50 years of valuable data on chimpanzee research
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Duke Students: Who Are They?
Multimedia presentation shows how the makeup of the undergraduate class has changed
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Campus Sustainability
Duke is a leader in environmental stewardship in its buildings, dining halls, classrooms and programs, on campus and beyond.
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Lemur Center
The world's largest sanctuary for rare and endangered prosimian primates serves researchers, students and visitors.







