Women at Duke University

Written by William E. King, former University Archivist.

A research guide from the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture at the Rubenstein Library. The guide points to primary and secondary sources on women's education at the Duke University Libraries.

Duke's four-year academic and residential program, aimed at cultivating women student leaders.

This website contains information about complaints around harassment, discrimination, and sexual misconduct. There are annual reports available on the website.

PPGWLI seeks to deepen women’s understanding and practice of authentic leadership.

This website contains brief biographies of 17 notable and pioneering female Duke students, faculty, and staff whose portraits hang in the parlors of East Duke Building. The project is an initiative of Duke's Women's Studies Program.