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Lovelace’s work examines how the civil rights movement in the United States helped to shape international human rights law.

For nearly 40 years, Duke Law professors have volunteered with groups like Meals on Wheels to deliver food to people in need throughout the Durham community.

Third-year students David Gardner, Amanda Ng, and Nick Lynch handled all aspects of their client’s representation under the supervision of Clinical Professor Kate Evans.

Duke University launched three new initiatives with seed funding of $9 million that will assist students and community members in need, help pay for treatment, and accelerate research for a cure.

Center for Firearms Law leadership discuss the Second Amendment implications of state and local orders that require businesses, including gun stores, to shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kaplan, who says he is recovering well, says his COVID-19 experience revealed "incredible acts of bravery and kindness" from nurses to neighbors.

The former Federal Reserve Board governor and deputy secretary of the U.S. Treasury says the economy's best chance for recovery is to strengthen family finances.