A Turn of Events
Published by Victoria McReynolds
Of all of the unexpected things that have happened this year, I didn’t really expect to be translating once again. …
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Your Assumptions Are Your Windows on the World
Published by Ketty Bai
I was scrolling through an article the other day, and right when I was about to lose interest, I happened …
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Backpacking through the North Cascades
Published by Samaya Pattim
As a major national park enthusiast and nature lover, I have found Seattle to be a dream. From seeing Mt. …
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ZUMBA! (and Chilean Cultural Perspectives on Exercise)
Published by Avery Fulford
About two weeks into our stay here, I was running sprints on the soccer field to keep in shape when …
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Working at Root Cause
Published by Jennie Wang
Hi everyone! I’m Jennie and I’m a rising junior from Portland, Oregon studying economics and psychology. This summer I was …
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First Impressions of DE NOLA
Published by Lauren Berman
Hi everyone! My name is Lauren, and I am a rising junior from Armonk, NY. I’m majoring in Sociology with …
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The White Elephant in the Room
Published by Madeleine Sparrow
On my first day of in-town training at Freedom School Partners, I was startled when a simple “Good Morning” led …
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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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What have I gained?
Published by Ayana Crawl-Bey
As my time at DukeEngage San Francisco comes to a close, I have tried to think about the takeaways I …
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Durham vs Durham: Compare and Contrast
Published by Joyce Zhou
Some may believe that people in England and America are pretty similar in terms of culture—after all, we both speak …
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