Feelings, Feelings, and More Feelings
Published by Elizabeth Finny
I don’t think I’ve ever undergone more self-reflection than I have on this trip, and have never felt so strongly …
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Rephrasing the Commonalities Between Apartheid and the Present
Published by Emery Jenson
What actually changed for the average South African when apartheid ended and a new democracy was ushered in? This is …
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Turning the Heart to the Ocean’s Rhythms
Published by Junette Yu
Traveling from the north Atlantic to the south Pacific, Fiji (GMT +12) was my fourth time zone within four days. …
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Man vs. Wild: Conquering Tara Mountain
Published by Dillon Leovic
This past weekend, I decided to embark on an overnight journey to Tara Mountain, a beautiful National State Park located …
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Charitable Trust
Published by Gina Kovalik
As of today, we are a whopping 2 weeks in and already 1/3 through our shortened program. Through the ups …
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Slum Does Not Equal Homeless
Published by Loren Breen
After 15 years in the United States education system, I thought I had at least a general understanding of life …
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Meant to Be
Published by Sanjidah Ahmed
“I’m going back home. I couldn’t forgive myself if my mother passed away without me there.” “I’ve just accepted …
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Branching Out Portland: Weeks 2 and 3
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Last weekend, DukeEngage Portland was camping at Opal Creek Ancient Forest without internet access or computers. When I got back, …
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Immortality Does Exist
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Soon after I began working at Crag Law Center, I realized just how much DukeEngagers have contributed to Crag over …
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Students checking emails
Published by ivanapremasinghe
Each day brings new activities and new experiences at the Carlson School [for Cerebral Palsy in Auckland, New Zealand]. However, …
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