Choosing Words Wisely, or Not At All
Published by Chiara Settineri
A few weeks ago, we were tasked with the responsibility to create a presentation for an upcoming sexual harassment training …
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Okay, Now I’m Stirred
Published by Olivia McAuliffe
If you read my blog post from last week, you would know that I had a couple close encounters with …
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Wrapping Up
Published by Maryam Asenuga
As we wrap up, I reflect on my time here in South Africa and I look back with the utmost …
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Fair Discrimination
Published by Anna Chulack
As I approach the end of my time here in Cape Town and look forward to returning to Duke, I’ve …
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Wounded Hippos
Published by Lily Koning
During Duke Engage Academy, we were told two stories. In the first of these stories, the ocean washes thousands of …
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Shaken, Not Stirred
Published by Olivia McAuliffe
It’s been easy to avoid the realities of crime and desperation while living in the gated haven that is the …
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In guilt, there is change
Published by Swathi Ramprasad
One of the most challenging parts of my Duke Engage experience has been navigating the ethical dilemmas that are unconditionally …
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Should I be overlooking sexual harassment?
Published by Chiara Settineri
Our reflection this past week was largely centered on privilege—the way we engage with our privilege, how it compares to …
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Detached from Reality
Published by Anna Chulack
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” – George Orwell, Animal Farm On Thursday …
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It’s all about the implications
Published by Maryam Asenuga
On Sunday morning, Olivia P. and I embarked on a day that the two of us will always remember. As …
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