Transitioning to a New Chapter of University The Unfamiliarity of Exchange In early September I took two flights, three buses, and did a bit of walking to arrive in the beautiful city of Edinburgh to begin my exchange semester! As I unpacked my bags in a new room, it was hard to discern the excitement … Read more
There’s a world of difference between being kind-hearted and merely acting the part. The real test is in the subtle behaviors – the little things that often go unnoticed. When a woman has a heart of gold, there are certain signs she gives off, like breadcrumbs on a trail leading to her true character. And … Read more
Have you ever come home after a long day of socializing and felt like you needed to hibernate for a week? Or found yourself mentally checking out halfway through a never-ending group chat? If so, you might just be a textbook introvert. Contrary to popular belief, introverts aren’t antisocial—they simply navigate the world a little … Read more
My journey with French music began long before I actually stepped foot in France for my semester abroad in Rennes, but living here with a family that loves music, and loves sharing their culture with me has been an excellent way to explore the vast and diverse repertoire of music that France has to offer. … Read more
By: Anneliese Crayton Hi! My name is Lisee, and I am currently studying abroad in Madrid. I saw the opportunity to study in Spain as a great way to explore as much of Europe as I can in 15 weekends, and have seriously taken that to heart. Flying across the continent every week is NOT … Read more
Hello again! Welcome to the second series on my blog! This series will be all about vegan/vegetarian/veg-option restaurants around South Korea (mostly concentrated around Seoul) that I have tried. I will give a rundown of what I ordered at the place, the vibes of the place, and a rating of the food I tried. Certain … Read more
Naver – universally known as one of the two best methods of navigation in Korea. It’s almost impossible to get around with Google Maps or Apple Maps, so everyone coming to Korea should download either Naver or Kakaomap… or if you’re paranoid like me, both. Naver is, as I was told, great. It calculates distance … Read more
By: Alexis White As a student living in Paris, I’ve quickly realized that my days are a blend of focused study sessions and endless exploration. By day, I’m deeply immersed in my studies, surrounded by the charm of Parisian cafes, campus libraries, and cozy corners filled with books. By night, I’m a different person—ready to … Read more
Whether you’re a local resident or a traveler looking to make a positive impact, Sydney has a diverse range of volunteering opportunities that cater to various interests and skill sets. Below we explore some of the rewarding ways you can get involved and contribute to the well-being of the community in Sydney. Oz Harvest If … Read more
Some may say I have a basic or underdeveloped taste, some a sweet tooth, but to those that know and understand the joys of a sweet drink, the prospect of the first crisp, saccharine sip of heaven is undeniably the best feeling on earth. I usually order an iced vanilla latte unless there is another … Read more