A town hall meeting about United States-China relations, held earlier this month at Duke Kunshan University, led to a wide-ranging discussion on trade, technology transfer and talent issues between the two countries.

While studying in Germany, students worked at a nonprofit that creates learning opportunities for refugees seeking higher education.

What do dusty solar panels, biomass cookstoves, biogas-fueled sanitation systems, and renewable project finance have in common? Each is featured in a new volume of energy access case studies from Duke University student authors.

A Duke professor takes part in effort to rescue Mediterranean migrants in distress.

Researchers conducting studies in another culture run the risk of their surveys getting lost in translation. But with some careful collaboration, common pitfalls can be avoided, says Duke Global Health Institute affiliate João Ricardo Vissoci.

Tamika Galanis's exhibition One Hurricane Season is part of an ongoing project that the artist/documentarian describes as her life’s work, centering around the representation and history of her native Bahamas.

This summer, PhD students advised by Nicolas Cassar participated in a NASA-funded research cruise in the Northern Pacific Ocean.

During the first two years of the Trump administration, international trade and global policy have started swerving. But the roots of these seemingly drastic changes – including renewed calls for nationalism in the United States and abroad – actually lie...

A panel of experts – primarily Brazilian students from across the university – gives their perspectives on a polarizing election in the largest South American country.