Dennis Turner+FollowDuke celebrates changemakers on campusRecognition for real impact: Five Duke community members are being honored for their work in building a more inclusive and just campus. From supporting immigrant justice to advancing STEM education for local kids, these honorees are living out the legacy of Samuel DuBois Cook, Duke’s first Black faculty member. Their efforts remind us that small acts—like helping a new student or connecting campus groups to the wider Durham community—can spark big change. What are some ways you’ve seen people making a difference at Duke or in your own community? Let’s celebrate and learn from each other! #News #DukeUniversity #CommunityImpact00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowDuke lands $57M boost for tech innovationA massive $57 million gift from the Lamond family is set to supercharge Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering, right here in Durham. This isn’t just another donation—it’s funding a new chair in electrical and computer engineering, focusing on cutting-edge research in semiconductors and nanoelectronics. The department and chair will now carry Pierre Lamond’s name, honoring his legacy in the global tech industry. For students, faculty, and the wider community, this means more resources, more opportunities, and a bigger spotlight on Durham as a hub for tech breakthroughs. What do you think this could mean for the future of tech in our area? #Education #College #DukeUniversity00Share
