Duke students often emerge as leaders in initiatives to unpack, question, and challenge institutional memory. Below are some of their voices and initiatives:

students protest class of 1968 alumni address

April 17, 2018
Students list "renaming the Carr Building on East Campus" as one of their demands, as they protest President Price's address to the alumni class of 1968.
The Chronicle
"Group of students protests President Price's alumni address, issues demands" by Adam Beyer and Sarah Kerman
The Chronicle
"Alumni Amnesia" by the Editorial Board -- drawn from the "Do You Remember portion of the student protest.

duke disorientation guide

A student-produced publication that aims to shed light on practices and institutional issues that a university administration does not share upfront with starry-eyed prospective students and first-years.
- CURRENTLY CALLING FOR SUBMISSIONS -
For anything that relates to an aspect of the Duke experience/Duke's relationships. All media accepted.
Email [email protected] with submissions, questions, and/or comments.

uncut: catherine farmer

Trinity '19
International Comparative Studies

video coming soon!

 * FYI: Catherine works on our team! Yay Catherine! *

the history of latinx students at duke university

Spring 2018
For her senior thesis, Elizabeth Barahona researched Latinx students at Duke from 1926 to 2015.

uncut: elizabeth barahona

Trinity '18, Baldwin Scholar
History, Human Rights, Latino/a Studies in the Global South

video coming soon!

uncut: lina palancares

Trinity '18
International Comparative Studies

video coming soon!

Lina works closely with Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF). Learn more about the organization and contribute to the cause!

uncut: cindy li

Trinity '18
Neuroscience, Dance

video coming soon!

uncut: philip moss

Trinity '18, Robertson Scholar
Computer Science

video coming soon!
DON'T LET US FORGET YOU!
We would be more than happy to feature any work you have done regarding the issue of institutional memory.