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In Fragmented Shadows, choreographer Wanjiru Kamuyu—joined by two dancers—gives attention to invisible stories evoking the personal, ancestral, and societal inaudible wounds imprinted in one’s body – shaping our well-being in seen and unseen ways. Supported by epigenetic and psychosomatic research, the three performers trace an inner, abstract, and visual journey—stimulating and evocative, myst…
The First Information Session introducing the Scale and Coin Business Society to the Freshmen Class of 2029
Join the Program in American Grand Strategy on August 26 for a fireside chat with former Deputy Secretary of State and Indo-Pacific Coordinator Kurt M. Campbell. Peter Feaver will moderate. Registration is encouraged, though not required. Visit ags.duke.edu to register. Kurt M. Campbell is chairman and co-founder of The Asia Group. He served as Deputy Secretary of State and Indo-Pacific C…
The Jewish First Year Advisory Mentorship Program is presenting this JFAM event for mentor and mentees to reunite over delicious ice cream! This event is designated for Jewish mentors and mentees but all are welcome to participate.
Register using the MyRec Portal: https://myrec.recreation.duke.edu/IMLeague
Dambudzo is a live anti-genre work by nora chipaumire, combining sound, painting, sculpture and performance. chipaumire explores the revolutionary potential of performance and confronts colonial legacies in an installation featuring a Zimbabwean shabini – an informal bar set up in private homes where citizens gather to evoke the possibilities of resistance and insurrection in the face of politi…
Dambudzo is a live anti-genre work by nora chipaumire, combining sound, painting, sculpture and performance. chipaumire explores the revolutionary potential of performance and confronts colonial legacies in an installation featuring a Zimbabwean shabini – an informal bar set up in private homes where citizens gather to evoke the possibilities of resistance and insurrection in the face of politi…
ZOOCRÜ refuses to stay in one lane. Formed in Durham, their sound is rooted in jazz and shaped by hip hop, blues, rock, and gospel, shifting and stretching in real time. They create from the core belief that all American music is born from the seeds of Black music, offering sets that feel like both anthem and affirmation, sounds that honor, remember, and heal. Curated by the Hayti Heritage C…
Join the Duke Catholic Center for Mass each Sunday at 9am or 11am in Goodson Chapel or 8pm in Duke Chapel. Find our full event schedule at catholic.duke.edu.
In this provocative interactive performance, Avital Meshi invites audience members into conversation: “would you like to speak with me, or with GPT-ME?” After months of wearing a GPT device, Meshi has made herself into a hybrid AI-human entity. When speaking as the GPT version of herself, Meshi voices conversational responses generated into her ear in real time. “In essence, I speak GPT. Rat…
Social Hosts are members of the Duke community that are required to be present at all on-campus events where alcohol is present. Social Hosts are sober, active bystanders that assist in promoting safe, social behaviors to ensure that the event ends well for all those attending. What will this workshop cover? Your role as a Social Host. How you can promote safe, social behaviors. How your …
This site-specific installation by Colombian artist and engineer Miler Lagos is made of cardboard boxes collected on Duke’s campus, stacked and carved to resemble the base of a Ceiba tree—an ancient and sacred symbol in Mesoamerican and Amazonian cultures. By reshaping discarded cardboard to its pre-processed arboreal form, Lagos confronts viewers with the hidden cost of commerce. With the t…