ome join us in the fields to lose track of time, be outdoors, practice embodied work, and experience profound community with plants, soil, and humans! Our students, volunteers, and staff consistently… read more about Duke Campus Farm Community Work Day »
ome join us in the fields to lose track of time, be outdoors, practice embodied work, and experience profound community with plants, soil, and humans! Our students, volunteers, and staff consistently… read more about Duke Campus Farm Community Work Day »
The creators of Knowing Nature: Handbooks, Field Guides, & Apps, will host an exhibit tour and Rubenstein Library show and tell of some materials highlighted in the exhibit. Dr. Andrew Griebeler… read more about Knowing Nature: An exhibit celebration event »
"Jewish Literatures Beyond Zionism" workshop is being held at SUNY-Binghamton.This workshop explores contemporary approaches to the study of modern Jewish literature, with particular attention to… read more about Workshop: Jewish Literatures Beyond Zionism »
Come join us for Community Work Day at the Duke Campus Farm! Work in the field alongside our student crew and experience profound community with plants, soil, and humans. Absolutely no farming… read more about Duke Campus Farm Community Work Day »
Come join us in the fields to lose track of time, be outdoors, practice embodied work, and experience profound community with plants, soil, and humans! Our students, volunteers, and staff… read more about Duke Campus Farm Community Work Day »
Start planning your Duke study away experience at this year's Global Education Fair! Drop in and speak with GEO staff, Duke faculty, and study away partners to learn more about summer and semester… read more about Global Education Fair »
Richard Rubin of the Wall Street Journal will interview Eric Zwick, professor at the Chicago Booth school, about his new book, "The Everywhere Millionaire." A reception and book signing will follow… read more about The Everywhere Millionaire: Who is really rich in America and how they got there »
Sudan is the site of the world's largest humanitarian crisis, yet the war that produced it is widely treated as the sudden eruption of a personal feud between two generals. This talk argues, instead… read more about State Fragmentation and the Crisis of Governance in Post-Bashir Sudan »
Come join us for Community Work Day at the Duke Campus Farm! Work in the field alongside our student crew and experience profound community with plants, soil, and humans. Absolutely no farming… read more about Duke Campus Farm Community Work Day »
Duke Philosophy Colloquium Speaker read more about Philosophy Colloquium »
Many descriptions of human nature imagine that human variation is variation around a central tendency or "normal" human form. This makes a lot of sense. Many human traits do seem nearly universal… read more about On the Possibility of a Division of Moral Labor »
Nuestra Tierra (Landmark). 2025. Dir. Lucrecia Martel (Argentina). 122 min. DCPIn 2009, a man and two accomplices try to evict members of the Indigenous community of Chuschagasta in northern… read more about NCLAFF. LANDMARK (NUESTRA TIERRA) »
The Sperling Center for Jewish Studies welcomes Ari Joskowicz, who will give a lecture entitled "Money and Memory: How Funding Shaped the Documentation of Jewish History and the Holocaust."… read more about Ari Joskowicz: "Money and Memory: How Funding Shaped the Documentation of Jewish History and the Holocaust" »
EEarly 20-th c. silent films "Mysterious Island" (1905) and "L'Odissea" (1911) with live musical accompaniment read more about Year of the Odyssey: Silent film screenings »
Using the archives of the African National Congress of South Africa & the letters and memoirs of past activists, this talk will examine how women shaped the exiled struggle against apartheid in… read more about Women, Youth, and Anti-Colonial Struggle in South Africa’s Exiled Liberation Movements »
OCTOBER 20, 2026. FREDRIC JAMESON GALLERY. Friedl Building East Campus. 5-7 pm. Let's help write BELONGING? | WE THE PEOPLE. white cotton on black cotton. Black and White. Come on October 20, 5:00… read more about GROUNDING AMERICA: COTTON »
A discussion guided by Duke Professors Marguerite Nguyen and Susan Thananopavarn about why they love to teach Thi Bui's graphic memoir The Best We Could Do. read more about On Teaching Thi Bui's Memoir The Best We Could Do »
ome join us in the fields to lose track of time, be outdoors, practice embodied work, and experience profound community with plants, soil, and humans! Our students, volunteers, and staff consistently… read more about Duke Campus Farm Community Work Day »
Join filmmakers, faculty, and librarians in a conversation reflecting on The Memory Project, a long-standing collaborative initiative that demonstrates the powerful intersection of academic research… read more about The Memory Project Symposium »
Achsah Guibbory, Professor of English at Barnard College, works on Milton, Donne, seventeenth-century literature and nation-formation, and Christian/Jewish relations and religious identities in the… read more about Charity and the Reformation: A Conversation with Achsah Guibbory »
In October of 1966---60 years ago---Johns Hopkins held a conference that is now widely seen as the hinge point when structuralism gave way to poststructuralism. Jacques Derrida delivered his paper "… read more about Structure, Sign, and Play in the Age of AI »
October 22 - 23, 2026Franklin Humanities InstituteBay 4, Smith WarehouseDuke UniversityRegister here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/structure-sign-and-play-in-the-age-of-ai-t…Structure, Sign, and Play… read more about Structure, Sign, and Play in the Age of AI »
Lessons from Latin America - Mini-Conference Series (2026-2027)Workshop 1: Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social ReproductionDate: October 22-24, 2026Location: Duke… read more about Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social Reproduction - Keynote »
---Zhuang Wei, 2026, 89 min, China, Chinese with English subtitles---SynopsisReturning to the unfamiliar Chaoshan homeland to live, I encountered my grand-uncle Ajun, who had returned from Cambodia.… read more about Film Screening: “Zhuang Wei’s Witness: Return of the Survivor” (Zhuang Wei, 2026) »