Upcoming Events
Join us on Wednesday, January 19, at noon for an exploration of the role of art in creating knowledge and narratives about slavery, the Civil War, and freedom struggles in the United States. Historian William Sturkey will guide this conversation with professor and artist Stephen L. Hayes. This... read more »
WAY OUT OF NO WAY HUMANITIES SERIES 2022: Dr. Mark Anthony Neal with Dr. Karla FC Holloway and Nnenna Freelon NorthStar Church of the Arts presents the first in our Way Out of No Way series with Dr. Mark Anthony Neal, James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of African and African American Studies... read more »
For over two thousand years powerful political formations have emerged from the Eurasian steppes. From bringing down dynasties and empires to continent-wide migrations, and to the spread of religions, trade and technology, the deep traces left by nomadic empires in world history are yet to be fully... read more »
Join Assistant Professor of the Practice/Director of Graduate Studies Sarah Wilbur and esteemed colleagues in conversation about how arts funding bodies recruit and reward U.S. dance artists and organizers. This online conversation focuses on Wilbur's recent book, "Funding Bodies: Five Decades of... read more »
12/29/21 UPDATE: Due to COVID concerns, this event is now only offered virtually. Registration is required: Register to attend by Zoom here Please join the Franklin Humanities Institute for its Friday morning series, tgiFHI! tgiFHI gives Duke... read more »
Are you an aspiring poet, or a poetry fan? You are invited to join the Publishing Humanities Initiative for a special Zoom session on how poets launch their poetry into the vibrant and growing world of poetry publishing, from handmade chapbooks to independent book and journal publishers,... read more »
Christopher Sims: Guantánamo Bay Photo Archive: 2006-2010January 27th, 6:30pmTalk will be held in the Full Frame Theater adjacent to the Power Plant Gallery Join us as Sims discusses his documentary photography project at the Guantanamo Naval Base. This talk is held as part of the exhibition... read more »
12/29/21 UPDATE: Due to COVID concerns, this event is now only offered virtually. Registration is required: Register to attend by Zoom here Please join the Franklin Humanities Institute for its Friday morning series, tgiFHI! tgiFHI gives Duke... read more »
Learn more about the 2022-2023 Bass Connections project teams at the Bass Connections Fair. Stop by to talk with team leaders about new project opportunities and the benefits of participation. read more »
Registration is required for this hybrid event. Please note that in-person attendance is limited to current Duke faculty, students, and staff. Register here for the in-person talk Register... read more »
