MultiDay Event Meet and Greet, & board games Mon. Jan.22 5:45pm-6:45pmLet's play Bocce! Wed. Jan.31 5:30pm-6:30pmTrivia Night in Italiano Mon. Feb.5 5:45pm-6:45pmTra una chiacchiera e un caffè… read more about Italian @ Duke presents Tavola Italiana »
Two Duke faculty, Annette Joseph-Gabriel and Felwine Sarr, and two visitors, Emma Bond and Max Czollek, will examine the intersections, problems, and productive intersections between archives,… read more about Archives, Exhibits, and Literature Dialogue »
All Spanish Levels welcome! read more about Barbie en Espanol »
BLACK GOD, WHITE DEVIL(Glauber Rocha, 1964, 120 min, Brazil, Portuguese with English subtitles, DCP)A landmark work of militant cinema and a key film of the Cinema Novo movement, the then-25-year-old… read more about Screen/Society -- "Black God, White Devil" (Glauber Rocha, 1964) | New 4K restoration! »
Join us for our 14th Undergraduate Research Symposium on Friday, March 22 from 8:30am to 1:30pm. This annual symposium is an important opportunity to showcase the wonderful work of our… read more about Undergraduate Research Symposium »
Join us at Duke Campus Farm to learn how to explore the earth to choose soil suitable for pottery and how to transform that soil into vessels, while learning about the roles that the ability to work… read more about A TASTE OF THE EARTH »
Multi-Day Event THU March 07 Film: Eami 7:00pmMON March 25 DR.Sherina Feliciano-Santos 5:30pmTUE March 26 Film: Muki Sopalirili Algue Gawichi Nirugame 6:00pmTHU March 28 Amerindian Language Justice… read more about The Duke Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies is pleased to present Qapariyninchik: Our Voice, Our Cry: Linguistic Justice in the Americas Series »
Followed by a reception in the Friedl lobby. Free parking on Duke East Campus after 5 p.m. Dr. Sherina Feliciano-Santos, Associate Prof of Anthropology at the University of Michigan, is the author of… read more about A Contested Caribbean Indigeneity: Language, Social Practice, and Identity within Puerto Rico Taíno Activism »
Light refreshments served. Parking available across Trent Drive in Perkins Family Clinic Lot. []Dir. By Santiago Esteinou, Javier Campos López, Axel Pedraza. México. 2023. 101 min. | Spanish,… read more about Film: Mukí Sopalírili Algué Gawichí Nirúgame (The Woman of Stars and Mountains) »
Light refreshments served. Parking available across Trent Drive in Perkins Family Clinic Lot. []With presence of Indigenous directors Gunza Villafaña and Ana Hilda Vera. A Nahuatl language mini-… read more about Amerindian Language Justice Short Films »
This colloquium will feature a panel of Latin Americanists who will discuss how the discourse of irrationalism in the mid-20th century gave rise to a variety of transhistorical notions of community,… read more about REVELATION IN AN AGE OF REVOLUTION »
Parking available on Duke East Campus after 5 p.m. A Maya K'iche language table, led by Emily Taylor (Duke Romance Studies), will take place at the lobby of the venue. Ricardo Flores Carrasco (… read more about Music, Movement & Rapping in Quechua and Kaqchikel Maya »
Alma Coefman, flutes; Julian Croatto, guitar read more about 2 x Tango »
Following the ecological and infrastructural turn in media studies, this dissertation project investigates cultural responses to and representations of planetary ecological issues. By bringing… read more about Framing Disasters: Ecocritical Perceptions of Media Events and the Amazon »
A dialogue about translation and world literature, with a visiting scholar Stiliana Milkova, and Duke professors, Carol Apollonio, Eileen Chow, Martin Eisner, Sarah Quesada, and Reut Ben-Yaakov. read more about Translation and World Literature »
Resonance is a musical collision of cultures from around the globe. Together, Senegalese Kora player Ablaye Cissoko, French classical violinist Gabriel Richard and Senegalese songwriter Felwine Sarr… read more about Resonance »
Born and raised in Equatorial Guinea, Tutu Alicante is the founder and executive director of EG Justice,the world's first nonprofit organization that focuses on human rights, anti-corruption, and… read more about STORIES OF RESISTANCE- Human Rights in Equatorial Guinea »
Renowned scholars Rinaldo Walcott and Joseph M. Pierce will explore the history and possibility of living, thinking, being and sensing otherwise, and discuss their bold visions for making and… read more about Living, Thinking, Being & Sensing Otherwise: A Conversation Between Rinaldo Walcott & Joseph M. Pierce »
This conference is for Hebrew Literature post-doctoral candidates and new PhDs. It will include 9-10 speakers discussing their current theoretical challenges, and their attempts to find new… read more about 'Ah, Reality’: New Approaches to Hebrew Poetics and Literature »
The Semicentennial NineteenthCentury French Studies ColloquiumDuke University Durham,North Carolina,September 19-21, 2024Washington Duke InnKeynote Address:LAURE MURAT (UCLA)Submissions for… read more about The Semicentennial Nineteenth Century French Studies Colloquium »