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Market Hopping in Cape Town: A Breakdown

Post by Mary Kaitlin Enright
Cape Town - University Of Cape Town
April 25, 2020

Everybody loves a good market, and let me tell you, Cape Town is full of them! For everything from local restaurants, artisan trinkets and keepsakes, vintage and locally designed clothing, and more, the stalls of Cape Town markets are the place to go.

A Foodie's Guide To Cape Town

Post by Mary Kaitlin Enright
Cape Town - University Of Cape Town
March 26, 2020

There are many things that I wish I knew upon my arrival in Cape Town, one of which is very, very important. If you’re a foodie like myself, you know that one of the things that you need to know going into a new city is how to tear through it gastronomically. If you’re the type that plans lunch at breakfast and dinner at lunch like so many before us, this article is the one for you during your stay in Cape Town.

The Last Week Itinerary: A List of Must-Do's

Post by Mary Kaitlin Enright
Cape Town - University Of Cape Town
March 24, 2020

A week and a few days ago, I found out that my study abroad program was cut short, and that we were all required to go home. Now, I think we all have done a lot of talking about why, so I am sure you already know. But, what you don’t know is how I spent my last week.

10 Undeniable Reasons Cape Town is the Best Place to Study Abroad

Post by Mary Kaitlin Enright
Cape Town - University Of Cape Town
March 23, 2020

If you’re on the fence about studying abroad, or if you’re sure you want to and not sure where to go, or even if you’ve already decided where to study abroad, here’s why to change your mind and go to Cape Town—even in a nifty little 10 Reasons Why!

The Emotionality of Studying Abroad: A Game of Chutes and Ladders

Post by Mary Kaitlin Enright
Cape Town - University Of Cape Town
March 12, 2020

The most important thing that you need to know is that getting settled, comfortable, and happy in your new home is a process, and one that is far from linear. Actually, the process of getting settled into your new home can be a lot like a game of Chutes and Ladders. Have you ever played?