Duke Athletics Culture and Community Group

Heritage. Culture. Excellence. Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with our Duke family 💙

Today we honor Juneteenth — a celebration of freedom, resilience, and equality. #Juneteeth2025

Celebrating Pride this month and every day. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Did You Know? Each year from Sep. 15 to Oct. 15, we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month! This month honors the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. 🫶

Student section showed up and showed out tonight! 🔥😈👀🗣️🔊 @DukeStudents

In honor of Black History Month, we're revisiting Head Coach Glen Lanham's interview on his experiences as the first Black head coach at Duke. 👏 "Whatever your dreams are, dream big, and don't let anybody stop you. No matter what they say, just keep knocking down doors."

We had an incredible conversation with student-athletes, alumni, and staff at our Strides of Change event. We're always committed to understanding the past and present to inspire the future! #BlackHistoryMonth

🗳️ Early voting opens today ‼️ and you can do it right on campus in the Karsh Alumni Center ⤵️

Happy day 1 of the Lunar New Year, a 15-day festival that marks the beginning of the new year based on the lunar or lunisolar calendar. It’s one of the largest holidays in the world & is celebrated across East Asia. We wish you all happiness & prosperity this Year of the Dragon.

In honor of International #HolocaustRemembranceDay, Holocaust survivor and Museum volunteer Ruth Cohen reflects on her family and urges us to learn from history and take action against antisemitism today.

Chelsea Gray: @BlueCrossNC Changemaker We're inspiring the next generation of leaders by celebrating former Duke female student-athletes and their success since graduating from Duke!

The students peaceful protest confronted those who make decisions about society and its structures, and called them to DEMAND A CHANGE.

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King’s first Durham visit was on Oct. 15, 1956, when the Durham Business and Professional Chain, the local Black chamber of commerce, invited him to speak at the chamber's annual “Trade Week".