Onyekwere E. Akwari Papers Open to Researchers
We are happy to announce the opening of a collection documenting the personal life and professional career of Dr. Onyekwere E. Akwari.
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Share Your Student Experiences with Us!
Calling all students!
As we approach the end of the academic year, we invite you to share your experiences and perspectives for preservation in the Duke Medical Center Archives. We want to collect documentation of students’ experiences before this history is lost to memory.
Duke Medical Center Archives Spotlight on Black History at Duke Health
With the events of the past year, it has probably become clichéd to say that “we are living in historic times”. However, as we celebrate Black History Month this year, the reality of systemic racism and injustice is forefront in many of our minds. An important first step to addressing systemic racism is learning more about how race and racism is embedded in our history, including that of Duke Health.
Library Zoom Backgrounds
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Your Story Matters! Documenting COVID-19 at Duke
Duke University Archives and Duke University Medical Center Archives are capturing stories from students, staff, faculty, and others who work or study at Duke. Learn how you can help document this unique time in our history.
Historical Materials about African Americans at Duke Medicine
This month's feature is Medical Center Archives' research guide to materials documenting the history of African American faculty, students, and staff at Duke.
DUMC History Retrospective: Duke’s African-American LPN Program
This look back at DUMC history features Duke’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program, first established in 1948.
Duke Intercom Online
Duke Medicine’s primary news publication from 1953 to 1986, the Intercom, is now available online.
Dr. Hanes and the Beginnings of Duke Gardens
While Duke Gardens is one of the most recognized destinations on campus, it’s less well known that the attraction’s origins can be traced back to the medical campus.
DUMC History Retrospective: Frank Beresford
This retrospective takes a look at Frank Beresford, a British painter and war correspondent who depicted scenes of the U.S. Army 65th General Hospital Unit at work during World War II.