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Duke Divinity School Students and Incarcerated Students Learn Alongside Each Other
This is a summary of a story by Frith Gowan on Duke Divinity School. A Duke Divinity School initiative brings Duke students and incarcerated students together to take graduate-level theology courses in a prison alongside each other, learning across race, class and carceral divisions. The initiative is called Project TURN, which stands for Transform, Unlock, ReNew. Each class includes around 10 residents from the hosting prison, North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women, and 10 students from Duke Divinity School. The courses are taught by Divinity School…
September 24, 2026This is a summary of a story on the Office for Faculty Advancement site. Polly Ha is associate professor in the Duke Divinity School and the Department of History in Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, and a Provost F...
September 3, 2026One night, General (Ret.) CQ Brown Jr. just wanted to get home. An experienced fighter pilot, he was leading a flight of ten F-16s flying from Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas to Shaw AFB in Sumter, S.C. Although it was getting dark, and there were s...
August 31, 2026A Duke program seeks to foster the character, imagination, and practices required to practice medicine.