… like the doctoral students who established Duke F1RSTS, a support group for first-generation graduate students. | READ MORE

... like the Fuqua MBA Games student club, which has raised millions for Special Olympics North Carolina. | READ MORE

... like Ajenai Clemmons, whose Ph.D. research explored relationships between the police and the policed. | READ MORE

... like Ph.D. student Sarah Nolan, part of a team that took a deep dive into data on the Duke Ph.D. experience. | READ MORE

… like Ph.D. graduate Katya Gorecki, who organized Duke’s first Global Game Jam site to introduce students to the game development industry. | READ MORE

… like the graduate students who supervise undergraduates on their teams in interdisciplinary programs such as Story+. | READ MORE

... like the political science graduate students who are helping a family of Afghan refugees settle into their new life in Durham. | READ MORE

... like the students in this roundup of Duke women scholars. | READ MORE

... like the Master of Engineering Management students who collaborated with undergrads to design and present innovative culinary tools. | READ MORE

... like Ph.D. student Leann McLaren, whose research examines Black Americans' opinions on Black Lives Matter. | READ MORE

... like the Duke Law students participating in the Clemency Project. | READ MORE

… like physics Ph.D. student Emily Phillips Longley, who is helping to build a new telescope featuring the world’s largest digital camera. | READ MORE

... like the exhibit on Black women pastors created by Kaiya Jennings, a doctor of ministry student in the Divinity School. | READ MORE

... like nursing Ph.D. student Hideyo Tsumura, who helped develop a disposable intubation drape amid the COVID pandemic to give healthcare providers better protection from respiratory droplets. | READ MORE

… like Everette Newton, who has been serving as mayor of Beaufort while pursuing his Ph.D. at the Duke Marine Lab. | READ MORE

... like MEM student Ana Gargollo García Rendón, who worked on a project in Mexico with forestry communities to generate carbon credits for the private sector. | READ MORE

... like MEM student Rachel Hilt, who worked with sea turtle nests and nesting shorebirds on Cape Lookout National Seashore in summer 2021. | READ MORE

… like the environment and engineering students working to map North Carolina’s drinking water systems in order to better protect them. | READ MORE

... like the Interdisciplinary Data Science students who are partnering with MTV to study college voting access. | READ MORE