Student Voice: An insight into what our students are doing on and off campus, from research projects to entrepreneurial activities, and a student’s-eye view on activities and issues connected to Duke Kunshan.

Dulguun Nyamgerel '23 from Mongolia recalls her favorite childhood game. This story first appeared in the inaugural edition of 'Meridian: A Literary Atlas of DKU,' released May 2021.

Commencement 2020: Class speaker Yan Zhang (GH '21) urged her fellow graduates to take their time and to not rush into decisions as they pursue research or career opportunities in a world still recovering from Covid-19.

Winning proposal suggests China and the U.S. develop and manage a joint satellite platform to collect scientific data on epidemiology, climate change, and other areas of mutual concern.

Shanghai-based visual artist Cheng Guo created the installation 'Wind Verification' during his three-month residency as CAC-DKU research/creation fellow, a partnership of Duke Kunshan and the Chronus Art Center.

The Duke-DKU MEng degree in ECE offers a solid foundation for aspiring software engineers and data analysts 'and a haven for Duke students unable to travel internationally during the pandemic

With dozens of engaging, interdisciplinary courses to choose from, Duke Kunshan's spring mini-term program offers something from every student looking to explore a new interest or dive deeper into their major area of study.

The 2020 Teaching and Learning Showcase celebrated the resilience, commitment and adaptability of the faculty, students and staff, as well as the collective strength shown by Duke Kunshan and Duke throughout the pandemic.

The GLS, which ran 2014 to 2017, laid much of the groundwork for Duke Kunshan's undergraduate degree program. Some of the 500-plus students and 73 faculty members who participated share their memories of this important time in the university's history.

Duke Kunshan's award-winning display at the second Zijin Award College Student Design Exhibition featured thought-provoking short films, photography from around the world, and two high-tech applications.

Despite evidence that face coverings reduce Covid-19 infections, some people still refuse to wear them. Student researcher Ke Ding explores why masks are a contentious issue, and how those who refuse could be convinced otherwise.

Decision 2020: In the second of a two-part series focusing on the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Xiaoxi Zhu, a junior student from Hunan province, China, calls for individuals to connect and take action to reconcile Sino-American relations.