Featured Student: Jialin (Cammie) Li

Editors: Chi Zhang & Jingxuan Zhuge, Class of 2025 Jialin (Cammie) Li, an outstanding member of the Class of 2024 and now a PhD student at the University of Arizona, exemplifies remarkable commitment to scholarly pursuits and research excellence. Through her rigorous academic endeavors and close collaboration with Prof. Annemieke Van Den Dool, Jialin has […]

Featured Faculty: Ben Van Overmeire

Dr.  Ben Van Overmeire is an Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at DKU. Prof. Van Overmeire has been a dynamic force within the CSCC, co-leading the Meanings, Identities, and Communities Cluster while also collaborating closely with the center on various scholarly efforts. Prof. Van Overmeire was awarded the 2022 CSCC Faculty Pilot Research Grant for […]

Featured Student: Hanyang Zhou

Hanyang Zhou, an undergraduate student from DKU’s Class of 2026, stands out for her academic achievements and research contributions. Majoring in Computation & Design with a focus on Social Policy, Hanyang has been actively involved in various student research projects under the CSCC. As a student member of the Governing China Cluster and a research […]

Featured Faculty: David Landry

David Landry is an Assistant Professor of Political Economy at Duke Kunshan University. In addition to his teaching role, he has been co-leading the China and the Global South Cluster at the CSCC and is the principal investigator of a Faculty Research & Creative Activity Project titled “Mapping Chinese Mines around the World,” which receives […]

交集|马马虎虎,关于随意的不完美交集

乐莎在这篇文章中介绍了“马马虎虎”这个成语。它表达了一种不完美的状态,然而有时它提醒我们采用灵活态度对待复杂情况,不必一味追求主流所定义的完美标准,而应该接受并欣赏独创性。

交集|After School Tutoring Persists Despite “Double Reduction”

This article is reposted from the Duke Kunshan University Language and Culture Center Official WeChat Account. Click to read the original article. In this piece, Hung Nguyen and Haoxin Feng investigate how the “Double -Reduction” policy — instituted two years ago to reduce Chinese students’ excessive homework and after-school tutoring — continues to be flagrantly […]

Report on Apr.22 Dr. Peter van der Veer Events

By Zu (Zuo Rui) Gan, Class of 2025 On the 22nd of April 2024, the Division of Social Science, Anthropology@DKU, Humanities Research Center and the CSCC “Meanings, Identities and Communities” Cluster were honored to have host Dr. van der Veer, a distinguished scholar in the field of anthropology and religion. Dr. van der Veer is […]