Street Harassment
Published by Sierra Cleveland
My partner organization, OPAL, is located on the border of “Portland” Portland and East Portland — 82nd street is basically …
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Two Americas
Published by Ryan Dant
Last week during our weekly reflection, our group watched the harrowing documentary “I Am Not Your Negro.” The film is …
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Post 7 – Calming Rhythms
Published by DanielSong
The final week of our DukeEngage program has arrived, and I don’t think the reality of the fact we are …
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I’m Different
Published by Owen Zighelboim
You’d think that I’d make it farther than the airport before I had to pay myself out of trouble. But …
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NOLA First Impressions
Published by Emma Schindler
New Orleans is a lot. It has a lot of personality, culture, history, and commotion. My first impression: New Orleans …
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Eat Pray Love
Published by NadiaFord
I like to think that I am an adventurous person, but at the end of a typical day at Duke, …
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Small Gifts
Published by CarolineWang
No. 9 students love gummies. After performing a very scientific experiment on Thursday—which was Children’s Day as well as my …
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Week 3: Dragons Are Real
Published by AthinaVrosgou
One of my students told me on Friday: “Now that Dragon Boat Festival is over, summer is finally here.” WHAT?? …
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Miami: The Gateway to Latin America
Published by Srinath Soundararajan
This past week has been a whirlwind of new experiences. Since arriving in Miami last Friday, I feel as though …
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Week 1 – Disorientation
Published by phyllis
On a similar river cruise in Interlaken (Switzerland), the air was cleaner and I only recall being all at once …
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