Speeches given by Japanese language students from Duke and other regional universities, winners are selected by a panel of judges and performances by students. Organized by the Japanese Program in AMES. Free and open to the public.

***3/10/20: Duke-sponsored events will be canceled, postponed or virtualized through April 20. For all current information, visit: https://coronavirus.duke.edu*** **This event will be rescheduled**

Absence of hindsight inclines most of us...

***3/10/20: Duke-sponsored events will be canceled, postponed or virtualized through April 20. For all current information, visit: https://coronavirus.duke.edu***

**This event will be rescheduled**

From noble experiment to tragic...

Come to the monthly half-hour Hindi Conversation Club to practice with your fellow students. This provides you with an opportunity to engage with and learn from others in a different environment. All abilities and...

The intrinsic relationship of linguistic expression and a dynamic culture determines the continued existence of a diverse and unique society.

Turmoil in the Americas: Are Protests the "New Normal" in the Region?

This event has been postponed until Fall 2020.

This lecture will examine what the revolution for Sharia in Northern Nigeria and the fate of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt can teach us about the fate of Islamist politics in the Middle...

The English Department's Creative Writing Speaker Series and the Asian American and Diaspora Studies Program's Authors and Artists Series present:

Author Gina Apostol https://www.ginaapostol.com/

Tuesday, March 24 Rubenstein Arts...

CANCELED: Global Political Perspectives | South Korea

CANCELED - Robert Zoellick: America in the World: A Look at U.S. Diplomacy and Foreign Policy