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See the #KaraEra up close at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke staff and faculty can get 2026–27 women’s basketball season tickets for 20% off. More info: https://t.co/L4qQyUYMHp
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The scholar and popular podcast host Dr. Kate Bowler @katecbowler will explore the tension of life’s overlapping deep ache and great joy during a public conversation on Tuesday, November 10, at 6:00 p.m. in Duke Chapel.
Register for a free ticket: https://t.co/pF0PQaEj92
Duke Neurosurgery’s Kiley Roha took Devlin, our flat, cut-out companion, along for Maryland adventures, a cozy coffee shop, the U.S. Oyster Festival and a performance with her music and comedy troupe.
Request Devlin: https://t.co/FN48Qpruxd
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Sharing 20 years of climate wins. 🌱
From grassroots action to carbon neutrality, Working@Duke magazine has documented how Duke staff built a culture of sustainability. Read more ➡️
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At 33, Cate Morton was younger than the recommended age for routine mammograms when she found a lump. Read her story and learn about Duke’s support for younger breast cancer patients.
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@DukeHealth@DukeU@DrRaniBansal@DukeCancer#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
What healthy habit keeps slipping away?
Working@Duke seeks Duke staff and faculty who've struggled to start or maintain habits — from walking and meal prepping to strength training and meditation.
Share your experience for a story on lasting habits: https://t.co/4VWhkjwYvE
As part of its regular testing of the DukeALERT notification system at 10 a.m. Wed., Oct. 21, Duke encourages employees & students to review how to respond to different types of emergencies. MORE INFO: https://t.co/dVDHdGsft9
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After a nine-day, 19,341-feet climb up Mount Kilimanjaro, Duke Fuqua professor Ashleigh Shelby Rosette came away with lessons in preparation, teamwork and resilience. “Leadership is not about never losing your footing.” https://t.co/fcubQUfAUy
There's more that goes into keeping Duke Chapel's stunning windows shining than you'd think. Take a look at the multi-decade restoration project and meet the artisan behind it.
For three decades, Guido Goldkuhle—and before him his father Dieter—have been restoring the Chapel’s stained-glass windows. Goldkuhle removes the colorful pieces one-by-one, takes them back to his workshop to clean, then puts them back in their frame. Read https://t.co/ZEpez3CcTM
While checking on equipment on the roof of the GSRB1 Building early Monday morning, Duke Engineering & Operations’ Scott Tutor captured this amazing moment of a SpaceX rocket above campus.
Share your campus scenes: https://t.co/wZGip9ZGDq
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@SustainableDuke@DurhamNC@Duke_DCA@DowntownDurham@DukeHospital@Duke_Childrens Nine months after COVID-19 pushed many Duke employees off campus, a 2021 survey showed how much work had changed: 74% of respondents preferred working remotely three to five days a week.
Today, remote and hybrid work remain part of Duke life.
LOOK BACK: https://t.co/I4bQ2HjJKb
Happy 20th anniversary, Working@Duke!
After two decades and 128 issues, what follows are some story highlights from the past 20 years. They are not just milestones in a publication’s history. They are chapters in yours.
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Duke University Hospital delivery robots make rounds to nursing units, day and night. Recently, for a unique meet-and-greet, the Pets at Duke therapy dogs got to meet them so they wouldn’t be startled by a robot’s movement or sound. @DukeHealth
A report last year showed that breast cancer is one of 14 types of the disease on the rise among people under 50.
Learn how unexpected cancer diagnoses shaped the lives of four Duke employees under 50.
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The American College of Radiology recommends getting a screening mammogram every year starting at age 40 to catch and treat breast cancer early. Experts at Duke Health explain why that's so important.
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#BreastCancerAwareness | @DukeHealth
A beekeeper. An airport marshaller. Two colleagues from the same hometown.
The Duke School of Nursing’s Midday Meetups give staff time to discover unexpected connections and build relationships.
See how the idea grew.
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@DukeU_Nursing@DukeU
Microsoft 365 has tools that can help simplify everyday work at Duke. Staff Assistant Cathy Berry used SharePoint, Power Automate and Copilot to streamline one task. Explore more ideas at no charge for Duke staff and faculty: https://t.co/c12b8i5Skr
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When cancer strikes young: Four Duke colleagues were under 50 when cancer interrupted their lives.
They share what they learned about their diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.
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