Becoming Jaded in the Emerald City PublishedAugust 14, 2018 by Harrison Banner This summer in Seattle has truly been a rollercoaster, full of positive ups and crushing downs, twists and turns that … Read more
More Questions than Answers PublishedJuly 23, 2018 by Ada Zhang My project here in Hong Kong is wrapping up, now; I find it endlessly amusing how fast two-ish months has … Read more
Going Green: A Choice or a Privilege? PublishedJuly 19, 2018 by Emma Harold “Because my loved ones attend a relatively safe school, are not suffering from asthma due to poor local air quality, … Read more
Hong Kong: “Inequality glitters here.” PublishedJuly 15, 2018 by Ada Zhang Hong Kong: big, beautiful, broken. I recently hit the halfway mark for my DukeEngage independent project, and I wanted to … Read more
Porshes, Teslas, and Aston Martins, Oh My! PublishedJuly 09, 2018 by Aimee McVey Monday afternoon, we arrived at Project Hope eager to help sort food for the food pantry that they keep in … Read more
Week 2 – Dirty Hands PublishedJune 25, 2018 by Sheridan Wilbur I barely washed my hands all week. It wasn’t from laziness or gross hygiene habits though. Almost every sink in … Read more
Looking Back, Going Forward PublishedAugust 01, 2017 by Leah Abrams In a shiny glass conference room on the ninth floor of the main Quicken Loans office, a tour guide asked … Read more
Global Health is Local – End of Summer Reflection PublishedJuly 25, 2017 by Brittany Kwait It is hard to believe that my time in New Orleans is coming to an end. Over these past seven … Read more
When Only Isn’t so Lonely PublishedJune 29, 2017 by Yilmaz Oklay My experience this summer has provoked me to think about what it feels like to be “only.” I have spent … Read more
What Inequality Looks Like PublishedJune 25, 2017 by Aanan Henderson Before I arrived in Boston, one of my program directors extolled my group to “take note of the things that … Read more