All our coverage from The Chronicle’s inaugural faculty survey

Editor’s note: This article will be updated next week as findings from the survey are released.

For the first time, The Chronicle is releasing survey data on Duke faculty.

This year, we surveyed faculty members about their opinions on healthy campus discourse and contentious political issues. Questions ranged from opinions on institutional neutrality to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

This year’s survey was conducted by Data Editor Audrey Wang with assistance from Centennial/Elections Editor Jazper Lu.

Methodology, limitations and summary statistics

The survey was administered from April 8 to 19. A total of 776 faculty members fully completed the survey, and 132 faculty members answered at least one question. Only complete responses were analyzed.

We asked respondents about their faculty tenure status, the schools their appointments were in, race and ethnicity, gender identity, religious identity and political leanings.