Anytown USA: Documentary Studies Students Go Inside Siler City Student videos follow a town's immigrants, journalists, musicians and a committee of vultures Anytown, USA is a documentary video production and editing class created and taught by Randolph...
Dancing the Story of Hayti, Haiti, and Durham Power Plant arts residency explores lost stories of Durham's African American history “Whooooo!” Aya Shabu belts out the shriek of a factory whistle in the Power Plant...
William and Lorna Chafe Give $1 Million to Duke University for Social Justice and Human Rights Work The Center for Documentary Studies (CDS) is the main beneficiary of a $1 million gift to Duke...
The Game-Changing iPhone: Past, Present and Future Two Duke professors look at how the device has changed American business, culture and art In 2007, cell phones were just phones. Texts were just text. Using a phone to surf the net...
Photos by Night: Documentary Class Captures The City After Hours Student work from Hal Goodtree’s Night Photography class Over the course of six evenings in September and October of 2016, photographer and...
5 Free, Fun Things to do at Duke in May Art, music and a bike tour of murals in Durham take center stage Doctors and music. Art and bikes. Movies and starlit skies. Enjoy some winning...
Full Frame Documentary Film Festival Opens With a Look Back and a Step Forward Leading documentary film festival opens Thursday celebrating its 20th anniversary Over 20 years and more than 2,000 films, the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival has...
