A Turn of Events
Published by Victoria McReynolds
Of all of the unexpected things that have happened this year, I didn’t really expect to be translating once again. …
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My Notes App
Published by Carolyn MacLeod
“Rape is not about sex. Rape is about power.” I quickly tapped this quote from an office coworker into a …
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Dance for PD and Parkinson’s Background
Published by Connie Zhou
Hi! My name is Connie and I am interning with Dance for Parkinson’s Disease, which utilizes dancers and their knowledge …
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The Rose that Grows from Concrete
Published by Autumn Barnes
So far, it has been past three weeks since I first started my independent project in Providence, Rhode Island. The …
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We Are Abolitionists: My First Day and 21st-Century Slavery
Published by Anna Northup
First Glimpse My fingers are warm, my palms a little sweaty – and only partially from the heat that swirls …
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DEID in Madagascar: End of Project Summary
Published by Samantha Wind
When our team arrived in Manantenina, we thought that we would be working on the construction of a pipeline and …
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DEID in Madagascar: Reflections on Clean Water Education
Published by Samantha Wild
Since our team’s arrival in Madagascar, the DEID Madagascar project has expanded vastly in both scope and complexity. After extensively …
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DEID in Manantenina, Madagascar: Surveying in the Rainforest
Published by Samantha Wind
For the past few weeks, I have been working alongside other Duke engineers and our community partners in Manantenina, Madagascar, …
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DEID in Manantenina, Madagascar: Project Overview
Published by Samantha Wind
Hi everyone! My name is Samantha Wind, and I am a rising sophomore and a prospective civil engineering major in …
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