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Which Book Made You Fall in Love with History?｜Archives and History Initiative ｜Mar 25
If you enjoy reading history books, or just want some great reading recommendations, please join us for this panel conversation about the books we love. March 25th | 5:30–6:30 PM | LIB 2121 Food provided!
Humans of DKU Exhibition: Voices, Stories, Faces
March 19- April 5 Location: AB1075A, HUM Space Opening Ceremony: Thursday, March 19 6:00 – 7:00 PM Curators Yesuidari Amarbayasgalan Byerikbol (Beck) Yerbol Photographer & Designer Avidikhuu Altangerel Designer Bilguun Dugarsuren Faculty Supervisor Seth Henderson Join us for the opening of the Humans of DKU Exhibition, a storytelling project that captures authentic personal narratives from the Duke […]
Movie Screening: Two hours in the life of a young woman — Cléo from 5 to 7 (1962)
Thursday, 1.15, 7:15pm IB Lecture Hall Free Boba!!! Two hours in the life of a young woman — This week, hosted by Professor Seth Henderson, the film society will present Cléo from 5 to 7 (1962), which captures time, anxiety, and mortality with mesmerizing precision. Agnès Varda’s masterpiece unfolds in real time, where the city […]
Un/Wellness in a Dis/Connected World: A Workshop with Prof. Rolf Nolasco
AI is more than a tool. It quietly shapes how we study, connect, and cope with demands of our academic and personal lives. At times it eases stress and isolation, but it can also deepen dependency and distraction. This workshop invites students into a grounded conversation about AI’s hidden impacts on daily life and offers […]
Entangled Cartographies Conference
I have rivers but no water; forests but no trees; cities but no buildings. What am I? A map. (origins of riddle unknown) In his 1931 paper “A Non-Aristotelian System and Its Necessity for Rigor in Mathematics and Physics”, Polish American scientist and philosopher Alfred Korzybski introduced the now-iconic phrase, “a map is not the […]
SIGNATURE WORKSHOP – History & History-Related Projects
Join us to share your progress and receive feedback from faculty and students! Date & Time: Wednesday, Sept 17 | 17:00–19:00 Location: AB3109 Refreshments: Snacks & drinks provided This event is presented by Disty Mahmud, Jiayi Wei, Zhenan Xie, Carl Renyuan Zhang & John Runkun Zhao as part of the Archives and History Initiative at […]
Eco-Emancipation | Gaza’s Genocide/Ecocide, Technolibertarian Warfare, and the Seeds of Survival
What does survival look like in the ruins of environmental devastation and militarized control? How can art and visual culture confront genocidal violence and offer radical hope? The Humanities Research Center at Duke Kunshan University is honored to host Professor T.J. Demos (History of Art and Visual Culture, UC Santa Cruz) for a timely and […]
Eco-Emancipation| Eben Kirksey at DKU: Workshop & Public Lecture
We are pleased to welcome Professor Eben Kirksey, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Oxford, for two events at Duke Kunshan University: Workshop ：Multispecies Ethnography and Tactical Media Date: Tuesday, April 15 Time: 2:45 PM – 5:15 PM Location: WDR 3002 Public Lecture： Decentered Multispecies Design Date: Thursday, April 17 Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM […]
Female+Literature Roundtable Discussion
Date: 3/24 (Monday) 6:30-7:30 pm Location: Performance Cafe Introduction: From the classic Chinese tale The Legend of the White Snake (白蛇传) and its various adaptations to oral traditions and their written counterparts in tanci (弹词) and Chaozhou gece (潮州歌册), women have long occupied central roles in literature—as protagonists, dedicated readers, and even authors. This roundtable […]
