What Can Eight Weeks Accomplish?
Published by Brandon Hull
A common criticism of DukeEngage is that some students leave without feeling like they made a large impact. And maybe …
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Who Gets to Protect the Environment?
Published by Jeffrey Ho
I spent my childhood surrounded by nature – climbing trees, swimming in lakes, and searching for animals (but never trying to …
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Statistics of “Freedom”
Published by Ji-Ho Park
Another week in San Francisco meant another suite of events and activities happening around the city. This past weekend was …
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Role of Allies
Published by Jessie Petrow-Cohen
“Just this past month while taking AP exams at my high school I was filling out the student information section …
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Answering the Call
Published by Rachel Katz
“No sé donde está mi hija. Por favor, puede ayudarme a buscar pa ella?” “I don’t know where my daughter …
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Pa’delante Forward
Published by Garrett Post
I just got here, and it’s already time to leave. I don’t know how I can go when there’s so …
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The People in the Stories
Published by katerodgers
Chiapas: One of my favorite parts of my DukeEngage experience was going to Chiapas, Mexico. Some of the things we …
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Witnessing a Political Hurricane
Published by katerodgers
Washington is a funny place where it is acceptable to wear full business attire and Skecher sneakers. It is a …
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Ethics of Duke Engage
Published by Kate Scandura
I think it is essential that anyone participating in service abroad constantly question the ethics of his or her work. …
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Global Citizen
Published by Nigel Malaba
I’ve been reflecting a lot on the meaning of Global citizenship. The term means taking responsibility for global issues. A …
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