A conversation with Philip Bennett, Eugene Patterson Professor of the Practice of Public Policy and Journalism and Co-Producer of PBS's acclaimed documentary "The Choice," and Frederick Mayer, Duke Professor of Public Policy, Political Science and Environment and director of POLIS: The Center for Political Leadership, Innovation and Service. Pizza will be served. Free and open … Continued
Professor Bill Adair will be hosting his own Periodic Tables talk at Motorco Music Hall. Come discuss politics over drinks! Tickets not required. Open to all.
Come learn about the launch of iCheck, a new database of voting records that will allow individuals to examine the facts themselves, in this fact-checking talk with Duke professors. Hosted by the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. Excerpt from event's homepage: Are the claims you hear in the media based on good … Continued
GQ writers Dan Riley and Jason Zengerle will talk about magazine journalism on Friday, Oct. 28, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. in Rhodes Conference Room, Sanford Building. As part of the Monuts on the Trail series, there will be Monuts!! Come hungry and bring a friend.
With Evan Osnos of The New Yorker, Karen Tumulty of The Washington Post, Peter Hamby of Snapchat, and David Fahrenthold of The Washington Post
Enjoy a catered lunch while discussing "Political Investigative Reporting at The Washington Post" with Deputy Editor, Peter Wallsten. Space is limited, so please e-mail amber.oliver@duke.edu to reserve your spot!
Learn more about freelancing (how to begin, how to market yourself, how to book gigs) in a discussion with Duke alum Jeff Stern. Bring any questions you may have! Lunch will be provided.