Looking Up
Published by Stephanie Wu During my first week walking through San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, I often looked down. Largely due to practical reasons, I …
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Simulating Reality
Published by Danielle Ezratty This past Wednesday, July 20th, our program participated in a Poverty Simulation hosted by Seattle University. In this simulation, we …
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A Continental Realization
Published by Rachel Katz On our very first day of DukeEngage in Chiapas, Mexico, I took a cab back “home” with one of our …
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Starting Small
Published by katerodgers Chiapas incited a bit of an existential crisis in me, in a good way. I probably should have expected something …
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Witnessing a Political Hurricane
Published by katerodgers Washington is a funny place where it is acceptable to wear full business attire and Skecher sneakers. It is a …
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Life Outside Your Comfort Zone
Published by Alexis Medema Let me make one thing clear: I took one very large step outside of my comfort zone when I decided …
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Intestinal Parasites Don’t Like Papayas and Neither Do I
Published by Hannah Phillips *DISCLAIMER* Don’t worry this isn’t what you think it’s going to be! I am not writing to inform the entire …
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Determining Best Interests
Published by Louden Richason “I want to go back to Afghanistan, and I want to be a doctor there, but a doctor that people …
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The Democracy of Social Media
Published by Jackson Steger BREAKING NEWS: DukeEngage Student Discovers That He Takes Something for Granted! I teach young people at a school for refugee …
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On Identity
Published by Sara Evall As a Jewish, white, Los Angelino woman with skin dark enough to look like I could belong to most ethnicities, …
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