Zambia 2015, Day 1 – “We went, we saw, we learned – and became friends”
June 25, 2015 – Upon visiting the David Kuanda Technical High School, all assumptions and fears were gone. DK is one of the best high […]
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Jamaica 2015, Day 3 – Keep Walking
June 26, 2015 – Today was the day. The impending notorious hike (12am-5am) to the peak of Blue Mountain made me nervous but brought me the […]
Jamaica 2015, Day 1 – Arrival in the Blue Mountains
High in the clouds, up through the mountains and across the river, or at least an attempt, sums up my day. After a long day […]
Taking Off
June 23, 2015 – All three LearnServe Abroad groups are on their way. The first group was LearnServe Jamaica, bright and early at 5.30 am […]
LearnServe Alum Yasmine Arrington in Washington Post
We are excited to share that LearnServe alumna Yasmine Arrington, founder of ScholarCHIPS, was featured in the Washington Post. (In case you missed it, click on […]
Tracing Innovation
Introducing the 2015 LearnServe Innovation Award Winners The person next to you on the Metro sneezes. Was it allergies? The flu? Something worse? As the […]
Remembering Sam Murray
It is with great sadness that we share that Sam Murray, LearnServe Paraguay ’09, passed away last week in Massachusetts. We celebrate Sam as a […]
Making Way for Generation Z
Reflections on Alexandra Levit’s New York Times feature on the coming of age of Generation Z If you’ve spent time around our LearnServe Fellows, Abroad travelers, […]
The Snowball Effect Gala made it snow!
On one of the coldest nights in DC history, the warmth in the room was palpable – energetic conversations, dynamic pitches, and a deep passion for […]
Coming Soon, in April 2015…
“Think of the Coffee House as a movie trailer,” explains LearnServe Fellow 2014 and Incubator student Umar Farooq. “We get to see a snippet of […]