SEO Headline (Max 60 characters)
Duke Condemns Swastika at Memorial
November 20, 2018
Duke University is condemning whoever placed a large red swastika on a campus memorial to those who were murdered last month in a Pittsburgh synagogue.
A statement from Vincent Price, Duke's president, said in part, "That such a craven and cowardly act of vandalism -- a desecration of a memorial to individuals who were killed because they were Jewish and practicing their faith -- should happen anywhere is extremely distressing. That it should occur in such a visible, public location at Duke should be a matter of grave concern to us all."
Share Article
Trending Stories
THE Campus
Resources for faculty and staff from our partners at Times Higher Education.
- Asynchronous pedagogy to improve student engagement
- How to raise the bar on the teaching section of your CV
- Challenges and opportunities of the 60-year curriculum
- Everything you always wanted to know about open-book exams – but were afraid to ask
- Take care over sharing: guiding student teams on collaboration
Most Shared Stories
- Academic experts offer advice on ChatGPT
- Underrepresented faculty members share the real reasons they have left various academic institutions (opinion) | Inside Higher Ed…
- Racism alleged on IU's NW campus for firing Black professor
- UT Austin must pay professor $3M in sex-discrimination case
- Stanford questioned over response to 'Mein Kampf' photo
of Sasse’s Presidency