Trinity and Pratt students use Creative Arts Grants to fund creative projects that supplement independent study or regular coursework. To celebrate the opening of the 2024-2025 Creative Arts Grants, our new Duke Arts Fellow, Maya Ghanem, spoke with two of last year’s grantees: Ruby Wang (T’ 24), who created a multimedia collage, and Cate Knothe (T’ 24), who wrote, shot, and edited a short film.

When Theatre Raleigh’s Bull Durham: A New Musical opened in Reynolds Industries Theatre this Friday, with its elaborate set and starry cast, it reminded long-time local theater fans of a ...

Last year, 13 undergraduate students across several majors launched their creative projects with the Duke Arts Studio program. Duke Arts Studio is a year-long mentorship program that offers creative, professional ...

In October 2023, Duke Arts wrapped-up “Building Bridges: Muslims in America” with a weekend commemorating the life and legacy of the late Yusuf Salim. The five-year initiative was developed with support from the Doris Duke Foundation and aimed to combat Islamophobia and showcase the diversity within the Muslim community and included residencies of Muslim artists in Durham Public schools, performances, and community events at Duke and in Durham.

The Duke Arts team is excited to share holiday cheer through the magic of music. From lively jazz-infused rhythms, celtic charm, and timeless tunes, we've shared our favorite holiday albums to capture the warmth of the festive season.

Seven advanced chamber music students were selected to visit the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in a pilot run of the new Duke Arts Exchange Program.

How a day spent monitoring polling stations in Fayetteville, NC, in 2016 became a documentary essay on the precarious state of the cornerstone democratic principle of “one person, one vote.”