Hong Kong: “Inequality glitters here.”
Published by Ada Zhang
Hong Kong: big, beautiful, broken. I recently hit the halfway mark for my DukeEngage independent project, and I wanted to …
Read more
Medicine, Social Work and Education: A DukeEngage Indy Project in Bolivia
Published by McKenzie Cook, Duke 2019, Cardea Fellow
La Paz, Bolivia, is haphazardly settled in a basin the Cordillera Real. It is beautiful, rugged, and oftentimes, quite cold, …
Read more
Know Your Worth: on AutoCAD, Screaming Chickens, and Honesty
Published by Rachael Lau, CEE '20, Global Development Engineering
“Know your worth.” I hear it so often back home. And back home (for me, the US), I wouldn’t think …
Read more
Impact on Me
Published by Morgan Bird
As I wrap up the final week of my DukeEngage experience, I reflect on the meaningful people with whom I …
Read more
Independent but not alone
Published by Mikayla Aguie
Trust me. The idea of doing an independent project is pretty daunting. Whenever I told others what I was doing …
Read more
Painting a Rainbow Nation
Published by Charlaine Chen
Sunshine is composed of all colors that exist. And it is only with all these colors together that sunshine is …
Read more
Neurocysticercosis in Cartagena, Colombia: Update 3
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
As this week wrapped up, a lot has happened not just in the clinic, but in Colombia as a whole. …
Read more
New Confidence
Published by Morgan Bird
During my first week at the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA), I settled into the Columbia community, the organization, …
Read more
The Road to Legalizing Abortion in Argentina: A Green Bandana, and a Historic Vote
Published by Lexi Clifford
Last week a bill passed, 129 to 125, in the Argentinian congress to legalize abortion and is now being sent …
Read more
The Little Things
Published by Morgan Bird
“…but I don’t know why,” I said to my mom during our daily, post-work phone call. Earlier that day, I …
Read more