Cross the Line
Published by Karen Zhao
Week 2 of camp was not any less of a rollercoaster than the first week. If anything, it was more …
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Fair Discrimination
Published by Anna Chulack
As I approach the end of my time here in Cape Town and look forward to returning to Duke, I’ve …
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Dinner 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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Enriching My Time in D.C. with Speakers and Unique Experiences
Published by Kyle Harvey, kph18@duke.edu
Throughout the DukeEngage program, we had various enrichment activities after work and on the weekends. Although the majority of my …
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A story of my own
Published by Lara Breitkreutz
As a communications intern, my goal is to gather and tell stories. Here, however, you will find my own. I applied …
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Detached from Reality
Published by Anna Chulack
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” – George Orwell, Animal Farm On Thursday …
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Going Green: A Choice or a Privilege?
Published by Emma Harold
“Because my loved ones attend a relatively safe school, are not suffering from asthma due to poor local air quality, …
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The Puzzle of Privilege
Published by Lauren Owens
Our DukeEngage cohort began the week by participating in a privilege sensitivity activity. In this exercise, statements are read aloud …
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“What’s Up, Sexy?”
Published by Anna Chulack
Sexual harassment is any unwanted conduct of a sexual nature. Sexual harassment includes but is not limited to physical, verbal, …
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What it means to be from Duke
Published by Matt Shalhoub
After just completing our fifth week in New Orleans, I have noticed that no matter where our travels have taken …
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