Arts/Culture 'Pop América' exhibit brings hemispheric view of pop art to the Nasher Joel Kohen | 1/16/2019 For the first time, an exhibition seeks to highlight the way artists from across the American continent have grappled with “Pop art” — a term that reflects both the noun “popular” as well as the verb “to pop.”
Hoof 'n' Horn tackles the trials of adolescence in 'Spring Awakening' Sydny Long | 1/16/2019 For those in low spirits due to the wintry weather and the renewed drudgery of classwork, fear not — Duke’s own Hoof n’ Horn is making spring come ...
Blackspace and FTMF Talent celebrate Durham's black history in MLK Day show Will Atkinson | 1/16/2019 On Feb. 16, 1960, Martin Luther King, Jr., visited Durham’s White Rock Baptist Church — one of five trips he would ultimately make to the city. The ...
'(In)visible Organ' exhibit at the Rubenstein sheds light on reproductive health Selena Qian | 1/16/2019 A new exhibit at the Rubenstein hopes to use art and storytelling to address solutions to major women's health problems.
With upcoming residency, Manual Cinema is bringing puppetry to campus Nina Wilder | 1/16/2019 This spring, the Chicago-based collective Manual Cinema is bringing an art form to campus that tends to be overlooked with regard to live performance: ...
This year at the Rubenstein: Artist talks, classes and a coffee cart Eva Hong | 1/16/2019 The Rubenstein Arts Center opened one year ago, and it has introduced a number of new programs since then.
'Where We Find Ourselves' shows diversity of 19th century photography Kerry Rork | 1/16/2019 With the rapid spread of images through avenues like social media, it can be easy to take photography for granted today. Yet at the turn of the 20th century, ...
CDS exhibit 'One Hurricane Season' individualizes climate change Alizeh Sheikh | 1/16/2019 Climate change is a topic that is at once impersonal and urgent. Although nearly every successive climate change report seems to pull the due date of ...
New DukeCreate workshop teaches podcasting basics Miranda Gershoni | 1/16/2019 Fans of "Serial" and "The Daily" can make their own podcasts in a new DukeCreate workshop.
Having it all Jessica Williams | 1/16/2019 Over winter break I watched the film version of one of my favorite novels, "The Valley of the Dolls," and decided it was one of the scariest movies I've ...
From K-Pop to Shakespeare: This semester’s most intriguing arts-related courses Will Atkinson | 1/10/2019 Although bookbagging has come and gone, some studentsspend the first couple weeks of the new semester continuing to shop for courses. Whether you’re ...
AMI Filmcraft series teaches amateur filmmakers practical skills Sarah Derris | 1/9/2019 For some, it can be difficult to engage in the arts at Duke. Heavy class loads, career-oriented extracurriculars and burgeoning social lives make it difficult ...
‘The Talk’ brings the discussion surrounding police brutality to the stage Nina Wilder | 1/9/2019 In the spring of 2015, Sonny Kelly — an actor, performer, Ph.D. student at UNC-Chapel Hill, and, perhaps most importantly, a black man — was driving ...
Jean Luc-Godard's latest film comes to the Ruby ahead of New York premiere Jessica Williams | 1/9/2019 At 88 years old with nearly 60 years in the film industry, Jean-Luc Godard remains at the cutting-edge of cinema. His newest film, "The Image Book," or ...
Narrative Medicine Mondays program introduces storytelling into health fields Miranda Gershoni | 1/9/2019 With a Top 10 medical school and substantial pre-health advising office, Duke certainly has a stake in the field of medicine. A new program hopes to bring ...
'Tidying Up with Marie Kondo' bridges minimalism and sentimentality Frances Beroset | 1/9/2019 “My mission is to spark joy in the world through tidying,” Marie Kondo explains self-assuredly in the trailer for the eight-episode show “Tidying ...
'The Bisexual' is funny, dramatic and much-needed Alizeh Sheikh | 1/9/2019 Riding the heels of her Sundance Grand Jury win for this summer’s “The Miseducation of Cameron Post," Iranian-American filmmaker Desiree Akhavan’s ...
The allure of 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch' quickly dissolves Jack Rubenstein | 1/9/2019 After three hours of watching “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch”, Netflix’s new standalone "Black Mirror" movie that was supposed to take 90 minutes, ...
'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' is a novelty, not a revolutionary Alizeh Sheikh | 1/2/2019 In an era saturated with superheroes and villains, “Spider-man: Into the Spiderverse” is a welcome novelty for the Marvel franchise, though its stunning ...
Jan 17, 2019 At first meeting of new semester, DSG approves more than $45,000 in funding Carter Forinash | 12:00am
Jan 17, 2019 A nudge away from nougat: Study shows context matters for healthy food choices Maria Morrison | 12:00am
Jan 16, 2019 Duke settles retirement lawsuits for $10 million, denies wrongdoing Ben Leonard | 7:29pm
Jan 16, 2019 A look back at Duke men's basketball's best recent matchups with Virginia Mitchell Gladstone | 11:37am