This story is part of the Sustainable Operations Series
Nicholas School of the Environment Ph.D. student Renata Poulton Kamakura has been working with Duke Landscape Services and undergraduate students in the Theory and Applications of Sustainability course to
Staff and faculty marking 10, 15, 20 or more years of service share what they value about their time at Duke
For Labor Day, Duke staff and faculty recount their first paid work
Revisiting the Chapel stained-glass window restoration project
Across campus, staff experts bring creativity and craftiness to repair shops
Upgrades to lighting in a parking lot at Flowers Drive and Erwin Road will make some spaces temporarily unavailable during the project
Work of iconic landscape architecture firm remains in historic campus design
Renovations and repairs will temporarily affect the flow of vehicle and pedestrian traffic on campus
Hard work and ingenuity of teams and individuals keep Duke moving forward during the pandemic
Duke receives Tree Campus Higher Education designation for conserving trees and including them in research
As they bring the iconic basketball venue to life, staff ensures fans get a bucket-list experience
As retirement approaches, Paul Manning reflects on some construction projects that defined his 17 years at Duke
LaShawnda Harris charts her trajectory in University Environmental Services
American Society of Landscape Architects lauds six-year old pond for function and beauty
Upon reaching milestones of 10, 15, 20 or more years, staff and faculty reflect on their paths
Modern signs on buildings around Abele Quad make it easier to navigate between West Campus buildings
5-million-gallon chilled water tank on Central Campus will save an annual $550,000 in energy costs
In this video, watch how Mansa Chennuri keeps power operational
