Catholicism Abroad: Learning About Religion Outside the US
Considering myself a non-practicing Catholic, my beliefs and following are closely tied to my Mexican and Filipino heritage. Without the intention of doing so...
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Weekend Journey to Vigo!
10 photos from my weekend trip to Vigo, a nice coastal city in Galicia (NW Spain).
My First Month Studying in Nagoya, Japan
Everything that's happened for the first month since coming to Japan! Overcoming language barriers, utilizing convience stores, getting used to the train system...
What I'm Glad I Packed (and What I Really Wish I Had)
Packing for study abroad can be stressful! Here are some things I am super glad I packed and what I forgot to bring.
A Bookworm's Guide to Dublin
I reflect on the literary experiences I've had in Dublin, and sharing my favorites
Returning Home & Readjusting
After finally returning back home, I decided to share what it’s been like readjusting to “normal” life in the US.
One Last Dance: The North Island
In my last blog before I leave New Zealand, I detail one final trip: a short exploration of the North Island.
Small Acts, Big Impact: A Day at My Internship in Cape Town
A glimpse into my day interning at a Cape Town nonprofit—where small actions, like showing up, make a big impact.
Exploring, Events, and Education: Balancing Daily Life in Japan
Now that I'm over halfway through my program, I want to talk about things I've done and things that have helped me make the most of my time here.