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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

A partnership with Book Harvest enriches summer reading for children of staff

Duke control room operator Paul Schuler to retire Aug. 25

Safety photos demonstrate how Duke employees keep the workspace safe

Duke University has taken another step toward its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by entering into a partnership to receive renewable natural gas beginning in early 2022.

The partnership with South Carolina-based renewable natural gas developer GreenGasUSA will involve vegetable waste that is currently decomposing in lagoons and is emitting gaseous methane directly into the atmosphere.

Master Plumber Dennis Kennedy serves as a volunteer firefighter

Traffic on major thoroughfares and some parking spaces will be affected through August

By embracing new ideas, Duke shows commitment to its campus canopy

On a grey morning, Facilities staff brings color to a part of West Campus

Newly-eligible Duke staff and faculty started receiving the vaccine last week

Projects that were started before COVID-19 still moved forward, giving opening of buildings a different feel

New hot water plant helps make Duke’s campus more efficient

COVID-19 changed many routines, including how to recognize employees

Duke’s housekeepers offer tips on keeping coronavirus out of your household

Protecting trees requires keeping a close watch on their health

Flow of traffic on parts of West Campus will be affected through early January

Pride and dedication motivate staff in early days of the pandemic

Karsh Alumni and Visitors Center and Student Wellness Center are recognized for design