A quarter-century after the attacks, a new documentary explores the lasting impact of September 11 on a university community that became a refuge for survivors and first responders. The film examines how students, faculty, and staff at the institution supported those affected while grappling with their own grief and resilience. Personal stories highlight the role of the campus as a healing space amid national tragedy. The project offers a reflective look at both collective trauma and enduring solidarity.
‘Dealing with the aftermath’: 25 years later, Duke remembers 9/11 The Duke Chronicle
