Community & Collaboration: Week 2 Reflection
Published by Manvi Malhotra
On the first day of summer camp, we were broken into colored groups: our teams for the next few weeks. …
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It’s Time to Address the Root Cause of Homeless Pets
Published by Jacqueline Jaffe
COVID-19 has affected everyone’s day-to-day routines. From turning on the news, it’s not difficult to see that so much has …
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The Coal and gold and pile of coal
Published by Aaron Zhao
Nothing Gold Can Stay, He Says I don’t think the gold will stay, But what if there was …
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Rethinking
Published by Rachel Beza-Juarez
Reflection. Reevaluation. Reorientation. This practice can often go ignored when we have what seems like millions of things to do …
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From Computer Science to the Tech Industry
Published by Daniel Hwang
Article https://www.dukechronicle.com/article/2020/06/major-madness-racial-and-gender-equity-in-computer-science Computer science is now Duke’s largest major, but this wasn’t the case 10 years ago. In 2011, 50 …
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On the Meaning of “Meaning”
Published by Sonia He
Motivation ≠ Money But rather: Motivation = Money + Meaning + Creation + Recognition + Challenge + etc. …
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A different approach with the same end goal
Published by Victoria McReynolds
This past March, Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), gave a virtual speech to the …
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Paraguay’s Initial COVID-19 Response: Relatively Successful? Yes. Flawless? No.
Published by Austin Connors
For this week’s DukeEngage reflection, we were asked to discuss an article that questions a common narrative related to our …
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A Perspective Including Root Causes of Migration
Published by Diana Sanchez
The article that I chose was written by Adam Goodman titled How 1970s U.S. Immigration Policy Put Mexican Migrants at …
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