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Whether you're looking for students, faculty, or staff, the Chronicle is always a great first place to search! Be aware that faculty and staff members' position titles may change over time, so browse through your search results list for an article from roughly the same time period you're researching--that way, you'll know exactly what role the faculty or staff member served in at that time!
If you're looking for a faculty or staff member, there are some other things you might try:
For faculty, staff, or students/alums, you can also use Ancestry to locate census records, immigration documentation, and more! Amy's not an Ancestry expert, but she's happy to help work through the database with you!
As you search for information about Duke's Latinx history, you may run across the names of other student groups and campus offices that worked with them. Here's a quick glossary of the student groups and campus offices you're likely to encounter most often.
Anytime you come across other groups, offices, acronyms, projects, committees, etc. and need quick information about what they are and what they do, search on their name in the Chronicle! Or, if you're looking for a student group that was active before 1942, check The Front Line!
Student Government Organizations:
Campus Offices: