Trinity College of Arts & Sciences
Important Dates
Graduate classes 700 and above end
Graduate Reading Period
(All Day)
Undergraduate Classes End; Some Graduate 500-699 Classes End
(All Day)
Undergraduate Reading Period
(All Day)
Final Examinations Begin (9:00 AM)
(All Day)
From Slavery to Freedom Symposium
Faculty members from History and African & African American Studies joined colleagues from across Duke and North Carolina Central University for a symposium celebrating the landmark work “From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans” by celebrated historian and Duke faculty emeritus John Hope Franklin.
Learn more about the symposium
Curriculum Development
The Trinity Curriculum Development Committee is committed to reviewing the structure and content of the curriculum that governs much of undergraduate education at Duke and proposing changes that speak to the interests and needs of our students in the coming decades.
Departments & Programs
38
Undergraduate Areas of Study
137
Faculty Members
685
Featured Video
Three professors representing three distinct disciplines within Trinity College of Arts & Sciences – Biology, History and Romance Studies – discuss how interdisciplinary teaching and research can produce novel thinking about climate change. Learn more about Duke's Climate Commitment: https://climate.duke.edu/