Posts from Tucson in Immigration/Refugees from 2017

Every evening, the sky above A Mountain erupts in shades of pink, orange, and gold. For two months, I marveled …

I begin to tell her it’s my last time and I likely won’t see her again. As I finish my …

It’s honestly hard to believe that my time in Tucson is almost over. It almost feels like I live here …

Every summer, thousands of college and high school students set out on programs taking them all over the world, thinking …

With the DukeEngage Tucson program, we spent the first week to learn about the U.S. immigration issues at BorderLinks. Starting …

On June 6th, I had the pleasure of attending Tucson city council meeting with my colleagues from Scholarship A-Z. At …

After almost 4 weeks working in Tucson, I’d say I’ve gotten a little taste of the copious amounts of stress …

These past two weekends in Tucson have felt like a month. Right from day one, we hit the ground running. …

I’ve recently been, reevaluating all I’ve ever known in my 19 years of existence on this planet. The people I’ve …

I started my DukeEngage journey on a hot summer day in Tucson, Arizona. As a person who spends one third …