The inequality studies minor at Duke, a collaboration between the Samuel Dubois Cook Center on Social Equity and the Department of History, aims to offer new ways for undergraduates to research and study inequality. “We’re interested in teaching students how to research and write in ways that help people better understand issues of inequality and better understand policies to drive social change,” said Adam Hollowell, director of the minor.The inequality studies minor graduated its first cohort read more about Inequality Studies, a Way to ‘Better Understand Policies to Drive Social Change’ »
Students use artificial intelligence to help curate new Nasher Museum exhibition read more about ChatGPT Can’t Dream. But It Likes Artwork That Depicts Dreams. »
Registration open for Oct. 24-25 event featuring leading scholars in history and African American studies read more about Duke, NCCU to Host Symposium on Historian John Hope Franklin’s ‘From Slavery to Freedom’ »
Semester begins with exceptional artists and colorful performances read more about Duke Arts’ Opening Week: Big Names & Great Performances »
Duke staff and faculty receive 15% off tickets read more about Save on Duke Arts Presents 2023-24 Performances »
In Iceland, Duke students film ‘A Funeral for Ice’ to capture the emotional grief of climate change read more about Documenting the Death of a Glacier, and a Community’s Pain »
Expanded Duke Performances program connects with Duke Arts’ academic and community efforts read more about Duke Arts Presents: New Name, Big Goals »
This is the latest in a series of diary entries by Brooks Finby, a Duke undergraduate and film enthusiast interning this summer at A24, an independent film company in southern California. Read more here.If you haven’t heard, Hollywood is on strike!The last time both actors (SAG-AFTRA) and writers (WGA) were on strike together was over sixty years ago in 1960 read more about Duke Diary Dispatch: When Hollywood Shuts Down »
This is one in a series of diary entries by Montana Lee, one of eight Duke students who will write about their summer travels for Duke Today. Read them here.It’s been over a month since my last entry. I arrived home, in fact, four weeks ago, on July 4th. I was elated to be home and see my family. Home is New York, and New York is home to many different read more about Duke Diary Dispatch: Speaking Chinese, and Teaching It, in Togo »
This is the latest in a series of diary entries by Stephany Perez-Sanchez, one of eight Duke students who will write about their summer travels for Duke Today. Read more here.Ciao everyone,Only a couple weeks into the program, I booked concert tickets to a music festival. The long-awaited day had arrived, and I headed off to Florence. Middle school me was read more about Duke Diary Dispatch: A Fond Look Back at an Italian Adventure »
Graduate student Caitlin Childers collects data at ancient tomb, pyramid and temple read more about Duke Diary Dispatch: Successful Last Days in Vulci »
The Department of German Studies is a community committed to the investigation of German-language culture in its many media and across historic time. They also practice and teach cultural and textual analysis and critical inquiry. Learn more: read more about German Studies Department Offers Vibrant Learning Experience »
