How Migration Scholars Interpret Borders November 26, 2019 Global experts gathered at Duke University to examine today’s border policies and the movement of migrants between Africa and Europe.
Endangered Rays May Have Secret Nursery in Mexican Waters November 25, 2019 The discovery of dozens of pregnant giant devil rays entangled in fishing nets along Mexico’s Gulf of California could mean the endangered species has a previously unknown birthing zone in nearby waters.
How Do We Remember and Memorialize the Middle Passage? November 25, 2019 A team of students set out to locate where and why enslaved Africans died during the sea voyage and analyze patterns of mortality rates.
New Rubenstein Fellow Is Former Deputy Chief Justice of South Africa November 22, 2019 Dikgang Moseneke, a human rights leader, will be at Duke in spring 2020.
Wellness and the Ritual of Baking Challah November 20, 2019 Challah is a traditional braided bread eaten on Shabbat, the Jewish sabbath as well as major Jewish holidays.
Said@Duke: David Makovsky on the Middle East Conflict November 20, 2019 Makovsky spoke this week at the Rudnick Lecture, "Israel-Palestine: Conflict and Conversations."
Global List of Highly Cited Puts Duke in Top Ten November 19, 2019 Fifty-four Duke researchers among most influential in their fields.
A Student's Journey From Beirut to Durham November 19, 2019 Kanaan comes to Duke from Lebanon, where she met students who were teaching SAT skills as part of a DukeEngage program.
North Carolina Latin American Film Festival Celebrates the Diversity of Films November 18, 2019 The film festival screened 34 films for its 34 th year as one of only a few festivals that focus on films from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Said@Duke: Barbara Finamore on Environmental Policy in China November 14, 2019 Finamore, senior strategic director for Asia at the National Resource Defense Council, spoke last week during Energy Week at Duke.
