Reuben-Cooke Fellows Honor Legacy of Groundbreaking Alum | Office of Interdisciplinary Studies

Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke, one of the first African American students admitted to Duke in 1963, went on to have a distinguished legal career. As Reuben-Cooke Fellows, facul

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