The world is inexorably changing, bringing forth both technological breakthroughs and global challenges that demand collective action. At Duke Kunshan University (DKU), we believe that

By Mai Lam, Class of 2025 The Center for the Study of Contemporary China recently hosted the Memory Project event, held in conjunction with Professor

This article is reposted from the The DKU AI Club WeChat Account. Click to read the original article. On April 11, the DKU AI Club brought

By Zu (Zuo Rui) Gan, Class of 2025  On April 7, the Meanings, Identities, and Communities Cluster hosted Dr. Michel Chambon’s talk on Catholicism in

By Mai Lam, Class of 2025 & Lan Wei, Class of 2025 The Center for the Study of Contemporary China (CSCC) recently hosted the Analog

As an Associate Professor of Anthropology and one of the co-leads for the CSCC Meanings, Identities, and Communities Cluster at Duke Kunshan University, Keping Wu