The Deportation Games
Published by Jeremy Carballo Pineda
It is difficult to express the anxiety, agony, and uneasiness of what and how I feel when I envision myself …
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Between the Lines
Published by Nicolas Aldana
I study the lines on their faces, tracing them in the air in my mind. Lines of stress, confusion, age. …
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What’d you do today?
Published by Shreyas Gupta
This weekend marks four weeks on this trip or in other words, the halfway mark. My post today is slightly …
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At a Bus Stop in the Rain
Published by Matthew Griffin
The rain falls in sheets, blowing into the doorway where I have taken shelter. My walk around Zemun, a suburb …
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Exams, Cheating, Revolution?
Published by Ahana Sen
I, a second-generation child of immigrants, self-proclaimed woke teenager and attendee of DukeEngage Academy’s many sessions on cultural awareness, was …
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This Place Feels Like Home
Published by Melissa White
It was another weekday at work. I was going through the list of clients to be seen that day, and …
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Taking America for Granted
Published by Shaiv Kittur
Some people do not realize how lucky they are to live in the United States. There are many negative aspects …
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Two Worlds
Published by Jeremy Carballo Pineda
A simple exchange of words between my mother and I keeps reminding me of how this internship has provided me …
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From Paaper Bites to Land Occupations
Published by Shreyas Gupta
One by one, I would call out a name from that day’s sign-up sheet. Instantly, I would see some movement …
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A Stranger with A Strong Opinion
Published by Madeleine Scully
This past weekend we joined our colleagues at Ndifuna Ukwazi (NU) for their annual work retreat. Eating breakfast 2 days …
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