Join the American Diplomacy Journal to celebrate its 25th anniversary on Thursday, Oct. 14 from 6:30 pm-8 pm via Zoom. The program, "How Does U.S. Diplomacy Benefit Americans" will feature a discussion on what diplomacy means to an American public … Read more
The History Department presents the 2022 Military History Lecture: The Last Muslim Conquest: The Ottoman Empire and its Wars in Europe Gábor Ágoston (Georgetown University) Monday, March 21, 5:30 to 7pm Pink Parlor, East Duke Building, East Campus* Drawing on … Read more
Join representatives from the FBI, DHS, ODNI, and other intelligence agencies for information on internships, jobs, and careers in national intelligence. Short presentations will be given by each representative, followed by breakout groups for each organization. Students from any TISS … Read more
A talk and discussion with Benjamin Hett featuring special commentary from Gerhard Weinberg.
The History of War, the Military, and Society Speaker Series at UNC presents "The President, the General, and the ‘Double V’: Jim Crow and the First Black Marines," a talk by Cameron D. McCoy. Cameron D. McCoy is an assistant … Read more
On Friday, November 11, the Krasno Global Events Series will be hosting a virtual panel conversation on China under Xi Jinping. Moderated by Klaus Larres, panelists Sarah Kutulakos, Xu Sitao, and Kaiser Kuo will discuss China's economic policy, its foreign … Read more
Krasno Global Events Series Ambassadors Forum On Tuesday, November 15, Klaus Larres will be in conversation with Amb. Winston Lord about the Nixon administration's opening to China and Lord's experiences in the process. This event will be virtual. Tune … Read more
On Wednesday, January 25, as part of the Krasno Global Events Series Ambassadors Forum, Ambassador Marek Magierowski will be discussing Poland, NATO and Russia's war in Ukraine. Ambassador Magierowski is the current ambassador of Poland to the United States. This … Read more
Christopher Capozzola will be at Duke on March 7 to deliver the 2023 Annual Military History Lecture. Christopher Capozzola is Professor of History and Senior Associate Dean for Open Learning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
