People not Paper
Published by Michael Saporito
I love monotonous jobs: filling out paperwork, sending emails—you name it, I’ll do it. The work I do at Luchadores …
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Winding Down
Published by Srinath Soundararajan
As the final days of DukeEngage-Miami begin to wind down, I am once again drawn to reflect on my thoughts …
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Do Not Walk
Published by Kaelah Brauher
Each morning I wake up, get dressed, walk to Miller St. Residence Hall for breakfast with my friends, then walk …
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Talking about homelessness, mental health, and me
Published by Maia Walker
Dealing with anxiety sucks. I worry about anything and everything; worst case scenarios are constantly running through my mind. I …
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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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A Boy and a Bowl of Eggs
Published by Anne Delmedico
I first learned about drugs in school. I grew up in suburban Raleigh, North Carolina. Drugs were never extremely visible …
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It is Solved By Walking
Published by Janie Booth
On Wednesday, just as the warmth of the day gave way to cool breezes, we walked around the pathways of …
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Branching Out Portland: Weeks 2 and 3
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Last weekend, DukeEngage Portland was camping at Opal Creek Ancient Forest without internet access or computers. When I got back, …
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Immortality Does Exist
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Soon after I began working at Crag Law Center, I realized just how much DukeEngagers have contributed to Crag over …
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