A six-week immersive Doc+ summer program gave rising sophomores a crash course in documentary filmmaking read more about Lights, Camera, Alabama »
This is a summary of a story on MADE FOR THIS. Duke University's Center for Jewish Studies will be renamed the Sperling Center for Jewish Studies following a $10 million gift from Laurene read more about Sperling Family Gives $10 Million to Advance Jewish Studies at Duke »
The Duke Arts+ experiential program tasks students to think about art and real-life applications read more about What Happens When Research and Arts Collide »
Check out what Trinity faculty are reading this summer read more about Reading Anything Good Right Now? Here Are Some Ideas »
What a psychologist, a mathematician and a computer scientist say about the 250-year-old document read more about Duke Scholars Reflect on the Declaration »
Here’s a roundup of recent announcements across campus: Duke Rides: Fight Against Cancer Duke Rides is Duke’s new signature event with a powerful purpose: to fund innovative cancer research, read more about July Wrapup: Duke Rides; Physics Nod; Sawyer Seminar »
Curious about America’s founding? These books from Trinity faculty members put the nation’s birthday in a global context read more about These Books Are Revolutionary »
The Duke-based documentary podcast was selected for this year’s Tribeca Festival read more about Spotlight on ‘Scene on Radio,’ Award-Winning Podcast »
From literature to history, these courses explore the meaning of independence read more about 1776 in the Classroom »
Three Duke Rugby players who are math majors tackled a challenge inspired by professional soccer read more about How to Win at Math(ematical Modeling) »
The newly released film chronicles the life and music of Triangle jazz icon Brother Yusuf Salim read more about A Reflection on Black Music Month With ‘Moonchild’ »
The following is the summary of a story by Margo Lakin on Trinity College of Arts and Sciences. Inspired by a “phenomenal” teacher and AP biology course in high school, Natalia Melbard arrived at read more about How One Student Dances Between Science and Art »
Duke alum Emma Geiger on tracing her Icelandic roots in Til Íslands read more about To Iceland and Back »
Cecilia Márquez will research Latino participation in rightwing and far-right politics read more about Duke Historian Awarded Carnegie Fellowship »
Big global messages can come from small towns. Consider Snow Hill, a rural hamlet nearly 100 miles east of Duke University. One of Snow Hill’s native daughters is Marlanna Evans — known as read more about Connection Through an Art Form: Hip-Hop »
David Wong’s work studying morality is recognized by one of the oldest learned societies in the country read more about Duke Philosopher Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences »
This is a summary of a story on Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. April is Stress Awareness Month, a time to recognize the impacts of stress on mental and physical health. It’s read more about Finals are Coming Up. A Psychology Professor Offers Ways to Deal With Stress »
Optional courses with no prerequisites span the arts, humanities, social sciences and natural sciences read more about Nineteen New Courses to Launch This Fall at Trinity »
A group of scholars sought to find out read more about What Factors Determine a Successful Life? »
Ed Balleisen, Duke University senior vice provost for interdisciplinary programs and initiatives, has been appointed provost and executive vice president of academic affairs of the George Washington read more about Balleisen Appointed Provost of the George Washington University »
Download our anniversary cross stitch pattern, try your hand at stitching and share your finished creation with colleagues across Duke read more about Celebrate 20 Years of Working@Duke One Stitch at a Time »
Beverly McIver, an emerita professor of art, art history and visual studies, was inducted into the Order of the Long Leaf Pine read more about Duke Professor Receives Top State Honor »
Students curate an exhibition of the work of Silvia Heyden, who made Durham her home for decades read more about Following the Artist’s Durham Footsteps »
Krzyzewskiville in the media spotlight on its 40th anniversary read more about Everything You Need to Know About K-Ville »
This is a summary of a story that originally appeared on Duke Social Science Research Institute. Last month marked the four-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. For Ukrainian youth growing up during war, stress is not a single event, but an ongoing condition.  Since February 2022, more than 45,000 air alarms have sounded across Ukraine, and more than 12,000 explosions have devastated the country. For young people living there, it’s a part of daily life.&… read more about How the Ongoing War Affects Ukrainian Youth »
How Duke Dance Professor Iyun Ashani Harrison helped bring a noted ballet back to the stage read more about Bringing Firebird Back to Life »
This is a summary of a story originally published by the Kenan Institute for Ethics. Behaviorial economist and gun violence researcher Jens Ludwig recently visited Duke University and Durham as part of Ethics of Now, an event series hosted by the Kenan Institute for Ethics. Ludwig, now a public policy professor at the University of Chicago, earned his doctorate in economics from Duke more than 30 years ago. At Duke, Ludwig spoke with students at the Duke Law School and the Department of Economics about his research into the… read more about How Split-Second Decisions Can Lead to Gun Violence — and How We Can Stop It »
This is a summary of a story that originally appeared on the Divinity School website. Duke Divinity School’s new self‑guided, online art tour commemorates the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed, an essential expression of Christian faith that is still affirmed by numerous ecclesial traditions all around the globe. Taking users through the art lining the school, it offers visitors a way to experience the school’s theological commitments. With narration throughout, the tour invites visitors to see how the life of the… read more about Duke Divinity Art Tour Celebrates Nicaea and Its Legacy »
A Duke senior explains what art means to him as a budding scientist read more about From Song to Science, Peeling Layers of Art »
The series has grown into a vibrant platform that spotlights scholarship, while celebrating the creativity of Black artists read more about ‘Left of Black’ Starts 16th Season »