Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke, one of the first African American students admitted to Duke in 1963, went on to have a distinguished legal career. As Reuben-Cooke Fellows, facul
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An unconventional National Hispanic Heritage Month panel held Oct. 12 at Duke unpacked and thoroughly discussed many complexities found within the Latinx identity, particularly for those living in the U.S. South.
Its organizers aimed to shine a light on growing academic expertise on Latinx issues in the Triangle, while also urging Duke and surrounding institutions to reinvest in regional histories that provide an architecture for understanding the challenges and opportunities we face today.