Cheryl Lin, co-director of the Policy and Organizational Management Program, shares the policy lessons she observed while reviewing Taiwan’s public health response.

The Health Humanities Lab offered an opportunity for participants to write about traumatic life events in the hopes to decrease stress, decrease rumination and increase resilience.

After spending the last four weeks of the semester helping international students continue learning amid challenging circumstances, the English for International Students program reflect on what worked well.

Imagine for a moment that you’re 6,000 pounds, living in one of the wildest places on Earth, with no schedule, nowhere to be.

The World Health Organization considers Vietnam a global hotspot for disease emergence, in part because it borders China, which is home to half a billion pigs and an equal number of poultry.

The award gives Katherine Becker the opportunity to study global security and borders at Queen’s University Belfast beginning in fall 2020.

With COVID-19 serving as a “profoundly humbling reminder” of the gaps in global knowledge, we all must strive to be lifelong learners ready to adapt to constantly changing conditions, commencement speaker Feng Ge told Duke Kunshan’s Class of 2020.

Research could lead to new drugs against a disease that threatens half the world’s population.