DeWitt Wallace Center

The World According to ExxonMobil Steve Coll Dean and Henry R. Luce Professor of Journalism, Columbia University Staff Writer, The New Yorker Author of Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power Please Register/RSVP Here Sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Department of History, the Franklin Humanities Institute, Duke University School of Law, the Center for … Continued

More information   A reception will immediately follow the event in Sanford's 2nd floor lobby. Parking will be available in the Science Drive Visitor's Lot.    

Lunch and Learn event hosted by POLIS: Center for Political Leadership, Innovation and Service NOTE change of date.  New date: November 13. For more info: https://sites.duke.edu/polis/events/lunch-learn-politico-reporter-daniel-lippman/ For more info on Lippman: @dlippman Politico bio

NOTE: Change of date to Friday, January 26, 2018!   In our first Monuts Friday of the Spring 2018 semester, Phil Napoli, the James R. Shepley Professor of Public Policy, and Ken Rogerson, associate professor of the practice of public policy, will break down the details of the FCC's vote on net neutrality. Donuts and … Continued

Join us for a conversation with Gretchen Carlson, TV commentator and NYT best selling author of "Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back." This event is co-sponsored by the Women's Center and Duke Student Affairs. Tickets are required! Please visit Duke Box Office to reserve your free ticket. Event website: https://www.facebook.com/events/568196810196465/ <!-- ><!--><!-- … Continued

<!-- ><!--><!-- ><!-->   Join us for Monuts Friday on February 9 for a conversation with freelance reporter Doug Clark (Duke '09). His work has appeared in GQ, WIRED, Buzzfeed, NYT, Huffington Post and many more. Clark is the author of "The Last Whalers: Three Years in the Far Pacific with an Ancient Tribe and … Continued

Join us for a conversation with Peter Elkins-Williams of Facebook on February 21 in Rhodes Conference Room! This conversation will be moderated by Bill Adair.

Join us for this year's Ewing Lecture with Emily Steel, business reporter with the New York Times! This conversation will be moderated by Knight Professor Bill Adair. More details coming soon.