These expansive and flexible campus facilities include collaborative study spaces, classrooms, and seminar rooms equipped with whiteboards and the latest technology to help promote interdisciplinary, team-based, and data-driven research at Duke. Students can easily reserve spaces.

The Rubenstein Arts Center is a hub for artistic production at Duke—serving as the arts venue for Home to Dance, the Arts of the Moving Image, and Duke’s student-run radio station, WXDU 88.7 FM. This 70,000-square-foot building includes multipurpose studios, seminar classrooms, a makerspace, lounge, theater, and more.

The Innovation Co-Lab, which houses cutting-edge tools such as 3-D printing, VR, and biometrical analysis, fosters creativity and helps students explore how new and emerging technologies can fundamentally reshape the research, academic, and service missions of the university.