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Weapon Size Matters to Male Spiders
Deep Water Camouflage
Seeing Science
Honored to be There
Chopper Cam
Service Learning
Religions in America
Brainy Lizards Pass Test for Birds
Duke researchers test strobe glasses
John Chambers
After Bin Laden
Workin' with defMo at campus construction site
Blackstone
BSAI Weekend: "The Life of Duke"
Blue Devil Days 2011
Plastic's craters
Women and Work
Zipping Shut a Fruit Fly Embryo
Candlelight Vigil for Egypt
Power Struggles in the Muslim World
A New Test of Islam and Democracy
Jams in the Grain Hopper
"Freedom Riders"
Duke Students: Who Are They?
Open Access: Jennifer Jenkins
Open Access: "Bound by Law"
New tool detects untrustworthy apps
Two Dukes Enter Hog Waste Partnership
Open Access: Steve Stanton
Open Access: Mohamed Noor
Root Tips Ride Waves of Gene Expression
DoingGood2010
Stretched Polymer Snaps Back Smaller
Preventing Plagiarism
Relocating Bhutan Refugees
Night Walk at Duke Marine Lab
Bouncing Off the Walls
Al Gore Visits Duke
Sampling Motown
Bonobos Like to Share
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JAMES B. DUKE HAD A REMARKABLE VISION IN 1924: to transform a regional liberal arts college into one of the world's top institutions of higher education. Younger than most other prestigious U.S. research universities, Duke University consistently ranks among the very best. Its graduate and professional schools — in business, divinity, engineering, the environment, law, medicine and nursing — are among the leaders in their fields.

Duke is situated on nearly 9,000 acres in Durham, North Carolina. Known as the City of Medicine, Durham was the fastest growing North Carolina city in the 1990s and now has a population of more than 200,000.

Duke welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors every year who explore the Sarah P. Duke Gardens, Duke Chapel, Nasher Museum of Art, Duke Forest, Duke Lemur Center and other attractions. The 210-foot tower of Duke Chapel dominates the Gothic architecture of West Campus. East Campus, Duke's original campus and built in the Georgian style, serves as home to all first-year students.
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