A new exhibit at Duke Ethics highlights the human costs of immigration. The exhibit is a floor-to-ceiling map that seeks to commemorate the 3,200 people that died attempting to cross the southern border of the U.S. between 1994 and 2019 duke.is/5wf95

.Duke Women’s Basketball coach Kara Lawson reminds us that we have the opportunity to positively impact the world by doing one thing — voting

Live at 10 a.m. ET today, Oct. 26: Duke experts will discuss where climate issues appear during the midterm elections

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The Charlotte skyline was lit Duke blue last night to honor @dukealumni Michael Marsicano. @meckcounty declared Oct. 24 “Michael Marsicano Day” in recognition of Marsicano's years of service to North Carolina: duke.is/m7cd6

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Fighting cancer often means chemotherapy, radiation or surgery. Duke cancer researchers are looking for new treatments that are more precise and effective with fewer side effects. Duke University School of Medicine highlights four approaches that are changing cancer treatment duke.is/rfqmt

A national leader in intellectual property and information law, new Duke Law faculty member Christopher Buccafusco makes novel use of social science research in his studies of health, innovation and well-being duke.is/y9e53

A Duke-supported exhibition celebrates the lives of long-time residents of Discover Durham's West End neighborhood. “The Elders of West End,” shares the vibrancy of life in the neighborhood and the contributions residents have made to Durham and Duke duke.is/brpvu

With funding from National Science Foundation, Duke Evolutionary Anthropology associate professor Doug Boyer is making museum specimens accessible to anyone with a computer. The digital repository features 3D scans of specimens from cultural objects to fossils like SUE the T. rex 🦖 duke.is/8n5mv

A light painting workshop hosted by Duke Engineering showed photographers how to combine light with long exposures to create works of art duke.is/4tje4

.@Dukecompsci professor Bruce Donald has developed a tool to predict how cancer cells will respond to treatment in order to counter drug resistance duke.is/p83vb

The @dukesuperfund has been awarded a five-year grant renewal for more than $11.7 million from @niehs.

The grant will support research projects investigating the long-term health impacts of early-life exposures to PAHs and toxic metals nicholas.duke.edu/news/niehs-awa…

A new DukeEngage program, “Democracy at Risk,” launched in Washington, D.C. this summer. Students spent the summer working for organizations that seek to protect democracy duke.is/vw3ge

Kate Driscoll’s career as an Italian literary historian in Duke Romance Studies began with her love of music. Her performance background lends itself to her current research exploring group identity and historical interactions between writers and readers duke.is/gmdfk

A Duke study showed that twice-daily meditation may help improve the lives of health care workers experiencing burnout, poor sleep, and anxiety symptoms duke.is/jfj3h

Duke's Dr. Kristen Said explains how getting the new bivalent COVID-19 booster and flu vaccine can help you stay healthy during a potentially challenging winter duke.is/be8dx

Built from a converted shipping container, an unusual research and teaching lab is deepening the partnership between Duke Global Health and Kenyan infectious disease researchers duke.is/g89e2

How can you teach your children about fairness? Disagree with them. Researchers at Duke Psychology & Neuroscience found for preschoolers, a conversation with someone who disagrees with them can create a better understanding of what it means to be “fair” duke.is/243dk

Congratulations to Duke's Lawrence David, Chantell Evans and Gustavo Silva on receiving the 2022 Science Diversity Leadership Awards for their efforts to promote inclusion through their research, teaching and mentoring duke.is/9z3m4