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Level Up on Community-Engaged Scholarship

Could a community-engaged project benefit your work? Dr. Mina Silberberg shares ways to explore this question.

‘Our History, Our Voice: Latinés at Duke’ exhibit now at Museum of Durham History

Cecilia Márquez, Duke history professor and author helped put the exhibit together along with some of her students. (WUNC "Due South")

She joins Due South’s Jeff Tiberii to talk about the origins of the exhibit and how the history of Latinos at Duke connects with the history of the South.

2025 Reuben-Cooke Fellows Focus on Durham and NC Social Justice

Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke was one of the first African American students admitted to Duke in 1963. This fellowship honors her legacy. (Office of Interdisciplinary Studies)

Cook Society Awards: Five Campus & Community Leaders Who Built a ‘Beloved Community’

Roy Cooper, Thavolia Glymph, Eni Owoeye, Marissa Young and Jasmin Riley continue Cook’s legacy. (Duke Today)

Reimagining Who Can Be a Mathematician

An innovative program is transforming how middle school girls see mathematicians—and themselves. (Duke Service Learning)

A Star Returns to Durham to Help Next Generation of Dancers

At Duke, Hope Boykin teaches master classes and takes her dance skills into the community. (Duke Today)