Stigma, Stigma, Stigma
Published by Claudia LaRose
When I was in 8th grade, my geography teacher gave a presentation about HIV/AIDS. He made sure to clarify that, …
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plantations
Published by Amika Ekanem
New Orleans borders the Mississippi River; this is a great location for trade. Great trade locations also mean great plantation …
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Musicians, young friends, old friends
Published by Graham Blair
My name is Graham Blair and I am on the New Orleans DukeEngage team. My favorite thing about this city …
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Pancake House
Published by Amika Ekanem
It’s been three weeks since I arrived in New Orleans which means it’s been three weeks since I was forced …
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I think I’ve taken “home” for granted.
Published by Scott Liu
This isn’t a post about how much I miss home. This is a post about how my conception of “home” …
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Intro: American Red Cross in New Orleans
Published by Lulu Wein
My name is Lulu Wein, and I am a rising sophomore from Westchester, New York. I am exploring majors in …
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Crescent City
Published by John Knudsen
Hello! My name is Everett, and I’m a rising senior studying Biomedical Engineering and English. I’m truly scared typing the …
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My life for the summer!
Published by Olivia Lee
My name is Olivia Lee and I’m a rising junior from Oakland, CA. I’m majoring in Sociology, minoring in Chemistry …
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First Days
Published by Alexandria Hurley
New Orleans is a city of many names: Crescent City, the Big Easy, the Birthplace of Jazz or NOLA, but …
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Intro to NOLA
Published by Amika Ekanem
New Orleans has been amazing. When I first arrived the subtropical climate and landscape was drastically different than my mountainous …
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