Tunnel Vision
Published by Meghana Giri As I begin my long walk from the West Campus bus stop to Gross Hall for my next class, I …
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Time to Do The Work
Published by Harry Liang On the LEAH Project’s first day of summer youth training, an overcast Friday where each rain cloud that rolled over …
Read moreTwo Steps Forward, One Step Back
Published by Evelyn Chen Over the past month and a half, my feelings towards the work I’ve been doing at the Office of Economic …
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An Ode to Weedwacking
Published by Ashley Rosen Cut hands Bruised calves Aching shoulders Sweat filled eyes Grass coated skin The scent of mixed gasoline permeates the …
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Bringing the Pieces Together
Published by Nini Lam As I reflect on my first two weeks in Washington, D.C., I am inclined to consider how my personal and …
Read moreRediscovering Science through Advocacy
Published by Sarah Royka I came to Duke fairly confident that I would pursue a research career and work happily in a neuroscience lab. …
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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 …
Read moreI guess I’m actually qualified…
Published by Shikhar Gupta Monday, June 17, 9 A.M. It’s the first day of my internship through the DukeEngage, Washington DC program. I arrive …
Read morePublic Transportation in New Orleans
Published by Michael Pupi During a recent dinner talk, we had the opportunity to sit down and hear from the incoming CEO of the …
Read moreOn learning to believe in the power of protest
Published by Mabelle Zhang Lately, I have been doubting the power of protests. I used to believe that civic engagement, peaceful demonstrations, and …
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