Called Global Gender Studies, the major offers a focused curriculum drawn from transnational and global studies and transnational gender and sexual studies to explore gender, sexuality, and feminism in global, historical, and transnational contexts and across disciplines.

Despite international travel for The Rubenstein-Bing Student-Athlete Civic Engagement Program (ACE) being canceled for the summer of 2020, the program launched ACE in Place.

A scholar of economic development and authoritarian institutions globally, Professor Edmund (Eddy) Malesky will join DCID as director on Aug. 1.

No matter what you’re studying, there’s no escaping the role of language.

Governments might be able to prevent future pandemics by investing as little as $22 billion a year in programs to curb wildlife trafficking and stem the destruction of tropical forests.

A rising sophomore from India reflects on his first year at Duke University and offers advice to the incoming freshman class.

With international travel grounded thanks to COVID-19, the plans that Duke students carefully laid for the summer came apart at the seams.

Once a week for seven weeks in May and June, staff led an informal online language class, providing opportunities for the participants to talk, be heard and build connections.

The value of big, old trees in combating climate change was underscored in a recent study of Gabon’s forests, led by the Nicholas School of the Environment’s John Poulsen.