What NOT to do during a weekend getaway
There were a few standout moments that made this trip special: an intimate Flamenco show at Tablao Flamenco, exploring the historic Alcazaba in Málaga, and...
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Say Yes to Everything...?
There is an expectation that when abroad, you should say yes to everything. FOMO, social burnout, and meeting new people are all things I have experienced in my...
Getting my Bearings
Exploring Dublin, starting classes, and day trips out of the city!
Studying Abroad Without Losing the Abroad Part
Studying abroad is about more than classes-- it’s about balance. With a little planning, you can manage academics while still fully embracing the culture...
Starting Class and Navigating Independency
It has officially been three weeks here in the place I now call home. Before, the place I called home was filled with my family, friends, and things I had...
Not in Michigan Anymore: Wildlife Wonders of South Africa
Exploring South Africa’s wildlife: five fascinating animals I’ve met (and/or successfully dodged) while studying abroad in Cape Town.
The Story of the First Oklahoman to Ever Leave America (Probably)
The title is a joke (mostly), but what is not a joke is that this is my first blog post from Germany! I talk about my experience navigating the airport...
Natural Roller Coaster
First impressions of living abroad, taking care to enjoy the experience, even the hiccups.
Confronting Americanness while Abroad
A challenging yet often overlooked aspect of moving to a foreign place is the feeling of not fitting in or being two steps behind in everything they do. This...