“To See Their Mother Tongues In Text”: The Transformative Power of Translation https://t.co/3JcD9cf2Ll

A more intuitive, more immersive https://t.co/JDhpmCJXYX is almost here. The new homepage launches soon, with improved navigation and a sharper focus on the people and ideas shaping Duke.

Duke Students Recommended Winter Reads https://t.co/8EdAJWPxoS

Summer Research Snapshots 2025 https://t.co/3Qht36DbBC

Student Spotlight: Trisha Santanam on Literature, Music and the Power of the Humanities https://t.co/IvKaELFuqO

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Enjoyed this latest interview about my book, AFTERLIVES OF THE PLANTATION, on Chasing Leviathan podcast! Here, I’m discussing how Black people used photography to counter anti-blackness in popular culture (e.g., blackface minstrelsy). Full episode here: https://t.co/77u8X5VDRx

Drop/Add Guide for Spring 20 https://t.co/07QOySU7gV

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Notes from the Editor: Billy Kahora on Small Magazines https://t.co/vha028Cjqz

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Blackburn Artist-in-Residence, Camille Bordas “Read & Greet” https://t.co/hSNNegZL1R

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tgiFHI | Julianne Werlin, "Death of the Writer, Life of the Author: From Mortality Statistics to Literary Immortality in the English Renaissance" https://t.co/WdbCtlwcV6

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Spooky Season 101: Courses to Get You in the Mood for Halloween https://t.co/JQdU4EkLO0

I'm pleased to share that my interview on THE BLACK STUDIES PODCAST has just dropped! If you'd like to hear some of my thinking on the past, present, and future of Black Studies, hit the link below to give it a listen. #BlackStudies #blackstudy @ColumbiaUP https://t.co/rBCbfnz4hF

Duke Poets Society - The Romantics Edition https://t.co/oDBwEJzghu

We hosted a Halloween Party on Monday, October 27, with a reading of the witches' chant in "Macbeth."