Asian Appreciation: A Much Needed Chinese Weekend
Published by Patrick Hong
As much as I enjoy learning new things and experiencing new cultures, sometimes it gets to be too much. I …
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But where am I REALLY from?
Published by Victoria Wang
I’ve been forced to confront my identity here on a daily basis. From men on the street who yell “ni …
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Meant to Be
Published by Sanjidah Ahmed
“I’m going back home. I couldn’t forgive myself if my mother passed away without me there.” “I’ve just accepted …
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Liberty and Justice for all?
Published by Gianna Miller
July 4th. A day that brings even the most unpatriotic people out to the BBQ wearing red, white, and blue. …
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SF Pride 2017
Published by Natalia Espinosa
Two weekends ago, I got to march with USF in San Francisco’s pride parade. The march route goes down Market …
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Let Me Be Silent, If Only For a Little While
Published by Kristina Smith
My emotions are not rooted in history, no matter how many times you say it. My experiences? Sure. But the …
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“Native Speakers Only”
Published by Jana Woerner
Last weekend, our group went to Opal Creek, a wilderness and scenic recreation area known for its many hiking trails …
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Beyond Queerness: Resistance and Solidarity in 2017 San Francisco Pride
Published by Wandi Che
Photo by Xanh Tran Last weekend, I went to 2017 San Francisco Pride, the “largest gathering of the LGBT community …
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Rethinking Assumptions
Published by Isabel Gutenplan
The ten days leading up to my DukeEngage experience, I was in Israel participating in Birthright, an organization that allows …
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Yet Another Face of China
Published by CarolineWang
Last week was our group excursion to Yunnan, which is a province in far western China. Yunnan is known for …
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