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DKU recognizes staff service, contributions at annual meeting

Duke Kunshan University recognized long-serving employees and honored staff contributions at a campus-wide staff meeting May 18. The university presented 10-Year Service Awards to nine employees and 5-Year Service Awards to...

DKU honors 455 graduates at 2026 commencement

Duke Kunshan University honored 455 graduates at its 2026 commencement May 15 in DKU Square, celebrating 327 undergraduates and 128 master’s students. Click the left or right arrows to...

DKU recognizes contributions to student life and academic support

Duke Kunshan University’s Office of Student Experience and Office of Academic Services held an annual awards ceremony on April 24 to honor students, faculty, staff and student organizations for their...

Poetry recital brings DKU and Kunshan voices together

A bilingual poetry recital at Duke Kunshan University brought together students, faculty, local writers and poetry lovers for an afternoon of poetry, music and cross-cultural exchange. The event,...

Two DKU students win Yenching scholarships to study at Peking University

Two students from Duke Kunshan’s Class of 2026 have received scholarships to study at the prestigious Yenching Academy of Peking University. Dalia Guerrero Flores, a global China studies...

At DKU forum, educators ask what AI should not replace

As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms around the world, educators from across Asia gathered at Duke Kunshan University to consider a question: What should remain distinctly human about teaching...

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Study maps aging and health research gaps across East and Southeast Asia

As East and Southeast Asia ages rapidly, a new study involving researchers from Duke Kunshan University, Duke University and Duke-NUS Medical School maps the region’s long-term aging research...

Climate change worsens drug resistance, research says in Lancet journal

A faculty-student research team at Duke Kunshan University (DKU) and Duke University has published a policy commentary in “The Lancet Planetary Health” examining the often-overlooked links between climate change and...

How a Buddhist monk reshaped our imagination of outer space

When a Buddhist monk claimed the Buddha understood the solar system 2,500 years before telescopes, most people would close the book and move on. Ben Van Overmeire at Duke Kunshan University...

Blending data, ecology and design: DKU course brings cities to life

When a class goes beyond books and projectors to bridge communities and continents, it becomes something more than a classroom. That’s the idea behind “Urban Informatics and Sustainable...

DKU scientists discover how cells manage fat, offering clues to cancer and Alzheimer’s

In a breakthrough that could reshape how we understand fat, scientists have found that endosomes—tiny compartments in cells known for recycling molecules—also play a direct role in breaking...

DKU professor redefines cinema with feral filmmaking and decolonial storytelling

Erin Wilkerson, a global fellow and lecturer at Duke Kunshan University and co-founder of the political art collective and production company Creative Agitation, is shaking up traditional filmmaking...

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