Three Duke area studies centers have received federal Title VI grants from the U.S. Department of Education for the 2018-2022 cycle, the Duke Center for International and Global Studies ( DUCIGS ) announced Tuesday.
Wednesdays at the Center ( W@TC ) is a topical weekly series in which scholars, artists, journalists, and others speak informally about their work in conversation with the audience. This semester the John Hope Franklin Center is proud to...
The North American Free Trade Agreement has been good for North Carolina. Mexico and Canada are today North Carolina’s largest foreign trade partners . As many as 400,000 jobs in North Carolina depend directly or...
Elizabeth Losos from the Nicholas Institute at Duke University participated in the session ‘Global Green Governance: Environmental Challenges and Opportunities of B&R Initiative’ at the Shanghai Forum 2018 Conference. The title of her talk...
This article appeared in Duke Today on May 3, 2018 ( LINK )
Duke University awarded distinguished professorships to 26 members of its faculty on May 2 at the annual University Distinguished Professors dinner. Duke India Initiative co-...
lsarah of Alsarah and the Nubatones visited with Duke students during her artist residency with Duke Performances. She met with students from Refugee Lives (AMES 320S, DOCST 321S) and Strategic Storytelling (PUBPOL 646S) to discuss her influences...
