Exploring More of Durham’s History
Published by Martha Pahren This week we learned more about Durham’s history. On Saturday morning, in a continuation from our conversation Wednesday night, we …
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Aloha Is Aloha
Published by Dana Adcock Away for Pride Month June is Pride Month. One of the most hardest parts about being away from home is …
Read moreOn (Mis)Remembering My First Week
Published by Mabelle Zhang In the apartheid museum, there is an exhibit filled with photos from the height of the apartheid struggle in the …
Read moreThe 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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“And I think to myself, what a wonderful world…”
Published by Nefer Batsuli Photos: Buildings in downtown, French Quarter, and Beignets I remember the first time my ears took in the raspy …
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An evergreen experience
Published by Ashley Hare Seattle is growing pretty quickly, and with that so is its tourism industry. Coffee, an active volcano, Jeff Bezos, a …
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Week 8: Until We Meet Again…
Published by Melody Hong Wow, I’m already on the last legs of my South Korea experience…. It’s a little surreal to imagine. Two months …
Read moreBracing for Impact
Published by Toni Brown At Larkin Street Youth Services, it costs approximately $40,000-$50,000 to place a youth through a continuum of care for one …
Read moreDinner and conversation with Seattle Councilman Mike O’Brien
Published by Tommy Lin Last Thursday, the 15 DukeEngagers and our site coordinators had dinner with Duke alum and Seattle City Council member Mike …
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Om Shanti | May Peace Be Upon You
Published by Avishek Khan In Sanskrit, the ancient Indian language, Om Shanti means “eternal peace for all of mankind.” According to Hindu scripture, is …
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