Working with Project Hope
Published by Liv McKinney
During our third week in Orange County I was starting to feel a little run down. Camp does not officially …
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Boxes, Boxes, and More Boxes
Published by Karen Zhao
One word can describe this week: boxes. Emptying boxes, filling boxes, moving boxes, you name it. While this week was …
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Porshes, Teslas, and Aston Martins, Oh My!
Published by Aimee McVey
Monday afternoon, we arrived at Project Hope eager to help sort food for the food pantry that they keep in …
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Goodbye for now, Colombia
Published by Miguel Gonzalez
Tomorrow I leave to go back home. It has been an amazing two-months here in Cartagena, Colombia, and I feel …
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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 …
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What it means to be from Duke
Published by Matt Shalhoub
After just completing our fifth week in New Orleans, I have noticed that no matter where our travels have taken …
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Learning to Expect the Unexpected
Published by Liv McKinney
Last weekend we had the chance to meet most of the girls we would be working with this summer at …
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Doubts and Opportunity
Published by Lyndsay Hastings
This week we met the girls we’ll be teaching this summer. Family Fun Fest is a day set up by …
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Fun Fact: It Takes 5714 Balloons to Lift a Person
Published by Aimee McVey
“Science is not a boy’s game, it’s not a girl’s game. It’s everyone’s game. It’s about where we are and …
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So Long, Farewell Jiguchon
Published by James Feng
Goodbyes suck. They’re hard and frankly, I’m not very good at them. I’m usually the person who waves and says …
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