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Zora Neale Hurston: Claiming a Space filmmaker Tracy Heather Strain says she felt a “great responsibility” when telling the cultural anthropologist’s story.

Milkman. Cherry picker. Fish cleaner. These are some of the first-ever jobs held by Duke staff and faculty before they ever came to work at Duke. For Labor Day this year, we caught up with some

Just as its classes promise, Peloton itself has been getting quite a robust workout lately as it deals with a series of unfortunate events.

More than 50 people gathered in a Duke classroom both in-person and remotely this September to consider whether “Truth is a Linguistic Question” – a prompt provided by faculty leading the ongoing Sawyer Seminar Series on language discrimination in fragile and precarious communities.

  Remembering Distinguished Professor Leith Mullings, Pioneering Anthropologist Committed to Social Justice The Graduate Center community is deeply saddened by the death of Distinguished Professor Emerita Leith Mullings (Anthropology), whose scholarship focused on inequality, its consequences, and resistance to it in the United States and other regions of the world and who was committed to addressing timely social issues and “empowering communities through knowledge.” Mullings died on December 13th from cancer that was recently diagnosed. Professor Jeff Maskovsky (GC/Queens, Anthrop...