By Aenia Amin Today’s trip to Duke University and the Nasher Museum was an enriching and eye-opening experience. Upon arriving at Duke, William Hansen, the curator of the Rubenstein Library, […]
9.18.2014
By Rebecca Wagner Stepping foot on the campus of Duke University for the first time allowed me to understand why it is known as a prestigious university. The atmosphere and […]
9.18.2014
By Jeanann Woodard As we pulled up on the icy day, we were greeted by the majestic chapel stretching above the trees. While I was admiring the architecture, I could […]
9.18.2014
by Patrick Banzon The trip to Duke University had events that colorfully illustrated the themes and events of Nazi Germany and the prominence of anti-Semitism. The information of the birth, […]
9.18.2014
By Dawn Wainwright GREENVILLE (09/08/2014) The winners of the 2014 W. Keats Sparrow Writing Awards were recognized in a ceremony at Joyner Library on August 27. The awards recognize excellence […]
9.12.2014
By Zach Evans, Honors College Junior The following are excerpts from Zach’s original blog: Reflections of an Immersion in Ecuador. ¡Hola a todos! For the academic year of 2014-2015, […]
8.29.2014
By Alyssa DaVolio, EC Scholar and Honors College Junior Over the course of eight weeks, I have had the great pleasure of participating in the Michael E. DeBakey Summer Surgery […]
8.29.2014
By Shayna Mooney, EC Scholar and Honors College Senior In July 2014, I traveled to Argentina to volunteer through International Volunteer Headquarters (IVHQ) and Fundación AFOS, IVHQ’s partner organization in […]
8.29.2014
By Zoe Hinton, EC Scholar and Honors College Sophomore The required study abroad experience of the EC Scholars Program is a gift that can open a variety of doors. Some […]
8.29.2014
By Chris Thaxton, EC Scholar and Honors College Junior A reflection on power struggles and environmentalism during a semester in Australia. Today, a man from a local indigenous group gave welcomed us […]
8.29.2014