Neil McWilliam: History of Political Cartoons
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The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl
At Duke University, a new Nasher Museum of Art exhibition celebrates the culture of vinyl records. Learn more at http://www.nasher.duke.edu/therecord.
Duke Marine Lab Vessel Corwith Cramer
It wasn't always smooth sailing, unfortunately, but 15 students and Duke Marine Lab Director Cindy Van Dover recently learned about zooplankton and other sea creatures fresh from the briny deep aboard the research vessel Corwith Cramer. It wasn't always smooth sailing, unfortunately, but 15 students and Duke Marine Lab Director Cindy Van Dover recently learned about zooplankton and other sea creatures fresh from the briny deep aboard the research vessel Corwith Cramer.
Chris Hildreth talks Richard Brodhead
Duke Photo Director Chris Hildreth talks about photographing Duke University President Richard Brodhead for the Duke Alumni Magazine 25th anniversary Issue. For more info, please visit: ttp://www.dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/25/
Chris Hildreth Talks About Process
Chris Hildreth, Director of Duke Photography, talks about photographing Duke luminaries for Duke Alumni Magazine's 25th anniversary issue. For more info, please visit: ttp://www.dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/25/
Chris Hildreth talks Victor Dzau
Duke Photo Director Chris Hildreth talks about photographing Victor Dzau Chancellor for Health Affairs and CEO, Duke University Health System, for the Duke Alumni Magazine 25th anniversary Issue. For more info, please visit: ttp://www.dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/25/
A Matter of Life and Breath Double Lung Transplant Patient Gordon Weeks
A Matter of Life and Breath Double Lung Transplant Patient Gordon Weeks From: dukephoto1 Views: 4 1 ratings Time: 02:15 More in Education
Randai Lecture by Kirstin Pauka
by Miriam Sauls Randai from West Sumatra, Indonesia, features unique percussion (pants-slapping), singing, circular dance, and martial arts that combine to form a dynamic theater-dance hybrid unlike anything in the West. Kirstin Pauka from the University of Hawaii visited Duke University theater studies department and taught Randai and lectured about the art form to students and faculty.
Randai Demonstration by Duke Students
by Miriam Sauls Randai from West Sumatra, Indonesia, features unique percussion (pants-slapping), singing, circular dance, and martial arts that combine to form a dynamic theater-dance hybrid unlike anything in the West. Kirstin Pauka from the University of Hawaii visited Duke University theater studies department and taught Randai to students. Here is a demo.
Women's Studies Friedl Award Recipient: Johanna Schuster-Craig
The Ernestine Friedl Research Award is given to an advanced graduate student whose dissertation explores the cultural, social, and biological construction of gender. This award paid for Johanna's classes at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke.
