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Catching Dark Matter in a Basement

Clare Woods, associate professor of Classical Studies, teaches about the history of the “book” as physical object from its earliest forms

A Duke Alumni Couple Has Made a $10 Million Gift to Duke University to Advance the Humanities

Does “Smart” Always Make Sense? Robert Mitchell’s The Smartness Mandate Tackles Our Global Obsession

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The Love Languages of Black Fatherhood

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Love can look so many ways. For Black fathers in the 21^st century, that means reckoning with decades of mixed messages from their communities, society and the media on what it means to be a good dad. Professor of African & African American Studies Mark Anthony Neal explains in a new essay called “The Love Languages of Black Fatherhood.”

Curriculum Development

The Trinity Curriculum Development Committee is committed to reviewing the structure and content of the curriculum that governs much of undergraduate education at Duke and proposing changes that speak to the interests and needs of our students in the coming decades.

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