Almost 180 students from 48 countries worldwide have accepted their offer to join Duke Kunshan’s undergraduate program in fall 2021. The university has devised remote and in-person study options in the event some students are unable to travel to campus...
Two Duke Kunshan University and two Duke students formed one of two winning teams in this year’s U.S.-China Student Challenge, a policy competition sponsored by the Georgetown University Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues ...
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...
This year, Duke Kunshan’s inaugural undergraduate degree class entered the second half of their college journey. However, the first undergraduate students at DKU actually arrived much earlier – when one could only see the frame of the campus’s now-iconic Water Pavilion...
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.
Decision 2020: In the first of a two-part series focusing on the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Charlie Colasurdo, a sophomore from Connecticut, discusses an often-confusing component of the country’s democratic process: The Electoral College.
Alumni speaker series: Brand consultant Allison Rose, who has a Duke degree in linguistics, advises undergraduate students to have a flexible outlook, to experience as much of college life as possible, and to start small.
The Kunshan Report: Receiving the July 7 email from Duke Kunshan’s Office of Undergraduate Studies brought a huge sigh of relief. For me and many of my DKU peers, the past six months had been tumultuous, to say the least...
