The David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Duke University collects and preserves materials spanning a broad range of subjects areas in support of research and teaching at the university. The World Wide Web is home to many personal and organizational records related to those collecting efforts. The Rubenstein's Archive-It collections insure that these important digital resources are preserved and continue to be available to the public.
The Duke University Archives is the official repository for records of Duke University, and the gateway to its past. This Archive-It collection contains web-based materials from and about Duke University.
TIMESTAMPS
The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20200925141130/https://trinity.duke.edu/
As the country has attempted to reckon with the legacy of anti-Black racism in the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing, Trinity faculty members have been called on to share their expertise with the public. Scholars in African & African American studies, history, economics, sociology, psychology and other fields have all appeared in a variety of national and statewide media outlets since May.
Trinity College of Arts & Sciences
