An Honest Review Of IES Abroad Siena
In this post, I share what I wish I had known before choosing to study abroad in Siena, Italy.
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A Cartoon Experience of Unfortunate Events
Welp. I wrote this once who's to say I can't write this again
The Great Granada Coffee Shop Crawl!
The Great Granada Coffee Shop Crawl: A review of my favorite coffee shops throughout the city—some real hidden gems!
It’s Fútbol, Not Soccer: A Student-Athlete Studying Abroad
Studying abroad as a student-athlete and playing fútbol in Spain has been life-changing! Read my blog to learn about training with Inter Granada CF, coaching, &...
A Report from the Sickbed: IWD, Dresden, and A Rewatch of The Brutalist
I thought this third post would be a less artistically focused one. Below you’ll find a guide to International Women’s day, some thoughts on my most recent trip...
Locked Out and Other Embarrassing Study Abroad Mishaps
Well folks, people of the jury, I finally did the thing: I locked myself out of my apartment and I had to call a locksmith to let me back in. Come along as I...
'Bar' Crawl With Me in Milan
Come with me as I try various 'bars' in Milan!
Mastering the Art of Balance: Navigating Adventure, Studies, and Self-Care While Abroad
Creating a balance in your study abroad life can be difficult, but it's imperative to being able to maintain your mental health, enjoy your time abroad, and be...
Say YES to everything! (Or maybe not…)
This post is about the art of saying "no" and finding balance while studying abroad.