Two clusters of online courses are being made available for students affected by Russian invasion of Ukraine read more about Duke Digital Courses Come to Ukraine, Kazakhstan »
Stories from researchers from across Duke who are leading collaborative research with impact in a changing world. read more about Climate Research Across Duke »
Students get their hands dirty and their minds engaged during Spring Break read more about Learning New Subjects During Spring Breakthrough 2023 »
Stunning pictures of wildlife earn conservationist and Duke alumna Binbin Li one of China’s top prizes in nature photography read more about Duke Kunshan Professor Named Nature Photographer of the Year »
Trinity College faculty share their research on how women provide vital but invisible economic resources read more about How Women Drive the Care Economy »
Climate change a 'spiritual, moral and ethical crisis' read more about Engaging Young Faith Leaders on Climate Change »
The Trinity Language Council and the student-led American Sign Language (ASL) Club hosted “Signing 101” on the Quad to share the richness of sign language and Deaf culture. Over three days, they taught members of the Duke community and helped raise awareness for ASL and its place among world languages.The sessions were student led, but had the support of faculty on the Trinity Language Council. read more about ‘Signing 101’ Showcases the Richness of ASL »
Application deadline for 2023 awards is March 20 read more about Students Explore Filmmaking Through Benenson Award »
At Provost’s Forum, scholars address benefits and concerns of generative AI technology read more about ChatGPT Is Here to Stay. What Do We Do With It? »
This story is part of the Briefings SeriesPresident Joe Biden’s surprise visit to embattled Ukraine earlier this week was both a clear show of support to the Ukrainian people and an emphatic, defiant message to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, a Duke scholar said Tuesday.Biden’s visit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, just days before the read more about Biden’s Ukraine Visit Had Symbolic, Practical Value, Duke Expert Says »
Author Angela Garbes urges changes to the economics of caregiving read more about Mothering: The Work That Makes Other Work Possible »
Hindi language class makes cultural connections, one meal at a time read more about Language Learning Has Never Smelled This Good »
For Chauntee’ Schuler Irving, the challenge of acting is also the point read more about What Does A Theater Artist Look Like? »
30 works examine ecological challenges from a cultural perspective read more about Nasher Exhibit Explores ‘Spirit in the Land’ »
Celebrate the renewal of spring with a book from a Duke author. This season of new and upcoming books that cover a variety of times, places and subjects from the arts to computer science. The writings include studies of body shaming in the theater, civil defense in Japan, intellectual conformity in higher education and a cautionary look at the future of brain hacking.Many of the books, including new editions of previous titles, can be found on the “Duke Authors” display shelves near the read more about Spring Books from Duke Authors from Wittgenstein to Capoeira »
Mark Anthony Neal documents the evolution of a Black father’s love read more about The Love Languages of Black Fatherhood »
Theater Studies play ‘The Fury’ links themes from classical theater to current events read more about What the Ancient Greeks Knew About Anger & Justice »
