SOWETO Township Tour
Posted April 9, 2019
The last week in South Africa, my family and I visited a township in Johannesburg called SOWETO. The name represents the location: South Western...Category: History
Multiculturalism
Posted March 26, 2019
I’m taking an intercultural theater course, and, because of the subject, we end up talking a lot about culture. One of my classmates was...
Museums and Stories We Tell Ourselves
Posted March 5, 2019
I like museums. I like looking at how curators display artefacts or art or whatever they are working with, and how they create stories...
What I’ve Come Away With
Posted January 7, 2019
The more I learn about the Middle East, my image of what I want to do in regards to the region becomes less clear...
Reinvigorated Learning
Posted January 7, 2019
I’ve sincerely enjoyed my time here so far. It is particularly satisfying for me to be out of school yet still immersed in such...
Pre-Departure Post
Posted January 7, 2019
While I am extremely excited and grateful to endure my upcoming study abroad experience I have concerns about my choice to study in Tel...
A Change in Pace
Posted November 6, 2018
On a more serious note, this past weekend was spent in the quaint town of Weimar where the program visited a nearby concentration...
Never Completely at Home Again
Posted October 8, 2018
Upon arriving to America a few weeks ago, there were several thoughts floating in my mind. Angst for impending school, excitement to eat comfort...
*Click Click Click* There’s No Place Like Home, But México Was Wonderful
Posted October 8, 2018
Spending this summer studying abroad in México City (or CDMX for Ciudad de Mexico) was truly a priceless experience. I have been to México...
“‘Where do you suppose we are?’ ‘Where do you think?’ ‘Well, I don’t remember any ruins in México’”
Posted September 14, 2018
My history class during this study abroad trip has been by far one of the most meaningful history classes I have had in my...