Duke University
Duke University is a private research university in Durham, North Carolina, United States. Founded by Methodists and Quakers in the present-day city of Trinity in 1838, the school moved to Durham in 1892.
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Tom Stone
American former soccer player
Waldo Martin
Historian
David Beratan
American chemist
Darren Sherkat
Sociologist
Tom Flanagan
American-Canadian author
Treva B. Lindsey
Author
Amy-Jill Levine
Professor
Bernard Chan Pak-li
Politician
Ainehi Edoro
Writer
Jeff Capel III
American basketball coach
James B. Pearson
Former United States Senator
David G. Bromley
Professor
Dave Trott
Copywriter
Jeff Zients
White House Chief of Staff
Eddy Cue
Software developer
Jeff Williams
American jazz drummer
Wendy Griswold
American sociologist
Bill H. Gross
American investor
John J. Mack
Banking executive
Mary Stenson Scriven
Judge
Jessica F. Cantlon
Researcher
David Gruber
American marine biologist
David Mcsweeney
Politician
Timothy Z. Keith
American psychologist
Ali Curtis
American soccer player
Matthew S. Holland
Writer
Stefan Linquist
Researcher
Laura Taalman
Mathematician
David Garrow
American author
William DeVries
American cardiothoracic surgeon
Denise Majette
Former United States Representative
Julian P. Boyd
Historian
Scott Guthrie
Developer
Chris Carrawell
American basketball player
Benjamin Ladner
Higher education teacher
Lee S. Overman
Former U.S. senator
Natasha Marcus
Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Fred Chappell
Author
Aileen Cannon
Judge
Susan Illston
Judge
Elizabeth Spiers
American journalist
Danny Meagher
Canadian basketball player
Joerg Rieger
German-American theologian
William Eacho
Ambassador
Robert Coleman Richardson
American physicist
Les Ottolenghi
Executive
Taylor King
American basketball player
