Duke Bass Connections 2018-2019 surveyed mangroves in the Port Honduras Marine Reserve in collaboration with the Toledo Institute for Development and Environment.

Christine Crute, a Ph.D. student in environmental health and toxicology, offers four lessons that she learned while conducting research in China.

Since 2007, German Ph.D. candidates have been coming to Duke through a partnership with the Bavarian American Academy in Munich.

Adding "green" projects to China’s global infrastructure push won’t be enough to make the effort environmentally sound, concluded a panel of experts on the ecological considerations of China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

The project focuses on combining archaeology and innovative technology to excavate and understand an ancient Etruscan and Roman site.

Valerie Sheares Ashby, dean of Duke’s Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, recent traveled to the joint-venture university.

Steelman discusses her first year as dean of the Nicholas School of the Environment and how the school’s faculty and students are meeting global environmental challenges.

Through the Duke Global Baton, students at Duke-NUS Medical School shared a glimpse of their daily life in Singapore.

Nantume, who was awarded a von der Heyden Family Global Health Fellowship to pursue a master’s degree at the Duke Global Health Institute.

A film about a Duke medical alumni's Arctic adventure gets showcased by National Geographic.