Duke undergraduates Tawnee Sparling T'12 (left) and Kelly Ostrofski T'12 worked on the Malapa Cave dig in 2010. Read about their discoveries here.
April 10, 2013
Undergrad Researchers Put Their Names on History
Summer projects led to co-authorship of two Science papers
By Karl Leif Bates
Five Questions About Rainfall and Drought for Ana Barros
It's complicated: Rainfall is affected by global patterns, and landforms.
Reading Everyday History In Tattered Scraps
Associate Professor of Classical Studies Joshua D. Sosin views his work as a delicious puzzle.
Five Questions with Conservation Biologist Stuart Pimm
Individual actions can reverse some global trends
How Ariely Came to Observe Human Nature
Excerpt from author's book gives insight to how he began his research
Predictably Irrational, but Highly Entertaining
Ingenious Tests of Human Nature Mix Jane Goodall and B.F. Skinner
