This summer, our second class of Duke History Revisited students dug into the University's history, developing individual research projects that tell the stories of people and events that are not widely known using materials at the Duke University Archives.

On October 11th, five of the program's students will come together to recap their projects. During this public event, each student will briefly introduce their topic, highlight their research discoveries, and offer their own insight into Duke's history. The presentations will be followed by refreshments and an opportunity to talk with the students in more detail.

The students' research projects are also available on the University Archives' Duke History Revisited website.

Duke History Revisited was funded by Humanities Writ Large, the Dean of Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, and the Duke University Archives.