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In hospitals in Uganda, there are “graveyards” of Western medical equipment, Duke biomedical engineering professor Ann Saterbak says. “Like, literally …

Catherine Papa T’27 always imagined that her Global Health and Biomedical Engineering majors would lead to an office job. But …

Germain Choffart (left) points out a site in the town of Saint-Avold to a group of DukeEngage students. Choffart grew …

At the high point of autumn in Durham, N.C., students, program directors, and staff gathered for the annual DukeEngage Fall …

Christine Folch at a Technical Visit of Itaipú Binational Dam (Brazil-Paraguay). Christine Folch, Bacca Foundation Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology, …

Author: Sarah Rogers, Kenan Institute for Ethics   A DukeEngage project builds bridges with communities in Eswatini   During the …

A DukeEngage program asked students to envision new development possibilities for Paraguay, a small South American country with a big …

DukeEngage is seeking proposals for new faculty-led programs in the U.S. and abroad for summers 2024 and 2025. DukeEngage consists …

On July 1, DukeEngage Marine Lab students led an outreach event at the Beaufort Farmer’s Market. With art, games, and …

The shockwaves felt by the COVID-19 pandemic have exacerbated mental health crises across the world and strained the availability of …