The Fourth Friend
Published by Lynné Belton, Duke Women’s Basketball
I'm writing my final blog on my final flight of this trip. Being on this flight I have so many…
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Closing Time
Published by Abby Artmann, Duke Women's Rowing
I am now sitting down at my kitchen table after the long trek back from Shangri-La. My time spent with…
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Perspective Gained and Changed
Published by Sean Tate, Duke Men's Swimming and Diving
Now back on U.S. soil, I’ve used the last few days to decompress and to reflect heavily on our trip…
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Beauty and the Beast—Gymnastics and Wrestling take Rural China
Published by Hailee Hoffman, Stanford Women's Gymnastics, and Brandon Leynaud, Duke Men's Wrestling
1- What has it been like working with the student athletes from Duke and Stanford? Hailee: I have really enjoyed…
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Somber Ends and New Beginnings
Published by Johnathan Schwartzman, Duke Men’s Fencing
I have never wanted to miss a flight before, until the return trip from ACE. It is hard to put…
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Coming Home
Published by Chelsea Red-Horse Mohl, Stanford Women's Beach Volleyball
These past three weeks in South Africa have been both filled with ups and downs and experiences that will forever…
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A Duke Wrestler and Stanford Field Hockey Player Walk into the Gym
Published by Araad Fisher, Duke Men's Wrestling, and Julia DiTosto, Stanford Women's Field Hockey
As our second blog post for the trip, we are collaborating on a short interview to provide our readers with…
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Mót, Hai, Ba, Dzhó, Vietnam
Published by Allie DaCar, Stanford Women’s Lacrosse
My fellow coaches and I rose early and often to witness the spectacular sunrises that welcomed us to each new…
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A Run to Remember
Published by Julia DiTosto, Stanford Women's Field Hockey
Running sprints isn’t exactly my favorite activity. Come to think of it, it’s not even in my top ten. Ironically,…
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Broken Expectations
Published by Jonathan Schwartzman, Duke Men’s Fencing
When people asked me what I was doing this summer, I would tell them that I was to do a…
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