Few American scholars know the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris as well as Duke art historian Caroline Bruzelius.

Orin Starn was a young anthropologist in the mid-1980s doing research in Peru when, one day, the small town where he was staying was suddenly plunged into darkness.

The Soros Fellowships, established in 1997, award $90,000 to immigrants and children of immigrants to complete graduate studies in the United States.

With a crucial national elections looming in India, and with Indian citizens able to vote from abroad for the first time in history, on April 2 Duke students from India provided their insights into the upcoming election.

Lavanya Vasudevan, assistant professor in community and family medicine, led a Bass Connections project team to analyze the uptake of childhood vaccination services in Kumasi, Ghana, and Roatán, Honduras.

Peru’s malaria surveillance and control program is about to be transformed from a reactive system to a proactive one, thanks to a NASA-funded tool that can predict up to 12 weeks in advance where outbreaks are likely to occur.