University Archives
The Duke University Archives is the official repository for records of Duke University, and the gateway to its past. The role of the Archives is to identify, acquire, manage, and preserve university records of enduring value and make them available for use in accordance with policies approved by the Board of Trustees, the administration, and the faculty.
News
Publications from the Archives are being digitized. Selected issues from two are now available via The Internet Archive:
- The Chanticleer (the yearbook), 1912 to 1960.
- Historical Papers of The Trinity College Historical Society, 1897-1923. The goals of the Society were to collect and preserve material illustrative of the history of North Carolina and the South, and to promote the study of that history through lectures and publications.
Duke Yearlook's photos
Retrospective: Selections from the University Archives
Charles Rutherford Bagley '14, A.M. '15 attended Trinity College from 1911 to 1915 and graduated magna cum laude, with highest honors in Latin. He was working as an instructor in French at Trinity when he was named the college's first Rhodes Scholar in 1917. Read more in Duke Magazine...
Newly-posted finding aids
- Student papers reference collection, 1972-ongoing
- International House Records, 1961-2007
- Richard P. Heitzenrater Papers, 1961-2007
- Departments and Academic Divisions Reference Collection, 1904-ongoing
- Duke University Religious Council records, 1938-1971
- Calvin Bryce Hoover Papers, 1922-1970
- Jazz and Big Band Reference Collection, 1926-ongoing
- Sports Information Soccer Records, 1934-ongoing
- Community Service Center Records, 1990-2002
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