Dorm Room Dish: Eating Healthier in College
By: Sarah Lisson, EC Scholar and Honors College Junior Inspiration often strikes at strange times. In my case, it happened to be in the middle of a four-hour bus ride […]
10.7.2014
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Living in the Legacy of Nijmegen
By Joshua Griffin, EC Scholar and Honors College Senior Celebrating over 2000 years of history, Nijmegen is a legacy. With an integrated train system, flexible scheduling in the university, and […]
9.22.2014
Art, Assisi, and Adventure: A Year in Italy
By Allie Donnenwirth, Honors College Junior My name is Allie Donnenwirth, and I am a junior in the Honors College. I was lucky enough to study abroad in Italy for […]
9.22.2014
An Exploration of Holocaust Archives: Perkins Library at Duke University
By Kristalyn Gill Some people say you can only trust history when you hold, in your hands, a primary source or witness the event itself. However, I do not concur […]
9.18.2014
Phenomenal Photographs and Artifacts
By Mary-Grace Kelly While on our class’s excursion to Duke University, I was privileged to see many photos and read many impressive documents, newspaper articles, letters, and books that were […]
9.18.2014
Holocaust Denialism and Media: Holocaust Seminar
By Aenia Amin Today’s trip to Duke University and the Nasher Museum was an enriching and eye-opening experience. Upon arriving at Duke, William Hansen, the curator of the Rubenstein Library, […]
9.18.2014
The Rubenstein Rare Book Collection: Holocaust Seminar
By Rebecca Wagner Stepping foot on the campus of Duke University for the first time allowed me to understand why it is known as a prestigious university. The atmosphere and […]
9.18.2014
A Reflection on the Duke Exhibit
By Jeanann Woodard As we pulled up on the icy day, we were greeted by the majestic chapel stretching above the trees. While I was admiring the architecture, I could […]
9.18.2014
Duke Excursion
by Patrick Banzon The trip to Duke University had events that colorfully illustrated the themes and events of Nazi Germany and the prominence of anti-Semitism. The information of the birth, […]
9.18.2014
Honors student Kimberly Miller wins writing award
By Dawn Wainwright GREENVILLE (09/08/2014) The winners of the 2014 W. Keats Sparrow Writing Awards were recognized in a ceremony at Joyner Library on August 27. The awards recognize excellence […]
9.12.2014