A New Narrative of History
Published by Shikhar Gupta
Throughout elementary and middle school, I learned about the basic story of slavery in history classes: moving from the slave …
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Bursting My Bubbles
Published by Nini Lam
I am a compartmentalizer. To cope with the daily stressors of being a young adult and the anxieties commonplace with …
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The Importance of Perspectives
Published by Nini Lam
Throughout this summer, I have been slowly noticing the similarities that have tied my Duke Engage experience together with my policy …
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Your Assumptions Are Your Windows on the World
Published by Ketty Bai
I was scrolling through an article the other day, and right when I was about to lose interest, I happened …
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My Future Home?
Published by Shikhar Gupta
Growing up on the West Coast, I always told myself I’d come back home and live there after Duke. I …
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A General Conclusion
Published by Lydia Goff
In seven minutes, I will have one week left of DukeEngage. What does this mean? Well first of all, it …
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I’ve Been Dragged Back into Design Work, and I Am So Happy
Published by Lydia Goff
I applied to DukeEngage in D.C. because I am considering a career in science writing. A program that explored science …
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Places of Pain
Published by Lydia Goff
During our group discussions and movie nights, I’ve noticed many times how it’s not just our own experiences that affect …
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The Importance of Perspectives
Published by Nini Lam
Throughout this summer, I have been slowly noticing the similarities that have tied my Duke Engage experience together with my policy …
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Great Speakers? Yes. Diverse Speakers? No.
Published by Michael Castro
This program is pretty diverse. Better yet, I think it’s as diverse as it can be because there are no …
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