News
January 10, 2022
Duke undergraduates, graduate students and trainees/fellows from all levels and schools are invited to check out the new Bass Connections project teams and apply by February 11. read more about Apply Now for a 2022-2023 Bass Connections Project Team »
January 6, 2022
Through a collaborative project course led by Cecilia Márquez, students explore Latinx social movements at Duke and beyond. read more about New Course Helps Students Discover Diverse Voices in Latinx Activism »
December 20, 2021
Data+ is offered through the Rhodes Information Initiative at Duke and is part of the Bass Connections Information, Society & Culture theme. read more about Apply Now for the 2022 Data+ Summer Research Program »
December 2, 2021
Professor Eve Puffer and her Bass Connections team adapted a Kenyan mental health initiative to the realities of the pandemic in North Carolina. read more about Fostering Resilience for Durham Families During a Stressful Time »
November 19, 2021
Arya Patel describes how her Bass Connections team gave her a holistic perspective on migration and the impact of deportation. read more about Understanding the Experiences of Migrants Sent Back to Guatemala »
November 16, 2021
Siobhan Oca reflects on the process of designing hands-on, project-based learning experiences for a robotics course through a Bass Connections Collaborative Project Expedition. read more about Undergraduate Course in Robotics Gets Reboot with Help of Engineering Doctoral Student »
November 15, 2021
Undergraduate John Boom shares his experience with building a low-cost laparoscope as a part of his Bass Connections project. read more about Cut Costs, Not Patients: The Promise of Laparoscopic Surgery in Global Health »
November 8, 2021
Undergraduate Reya Magan joined a Bass Connections team to help prepare the next generation of engineers for their careers. The team designed modules for Engineering 101. read more about Incorporating Ethics Into Engineering »
November 5, 2021
This year’s council includes 15 undergraduates and four graduate students, all of whom have participated in Bass Connections. read more about Meet the Members of the 2021-2022 Bass Connections Student Advisory Council »
October 28, 2021
Romina Damini is a law consultant at the UN’s International Organization for Migration in Geneva. As a master’s student, she took part in a Bass Connections project that helped her recognize the important connection between migration and the arts. read more about From Duke to the United Nations: Building Links Between Art and Migration »