Category: Fall 2023
The Road Trip: Part 2
Moving on with the rest of the road trip, the next part was to drive around Lake Erie towards Cleveland. Leaving the hustle of Toronto behind, we cruised towards Long Point, Lake Erie. On our way there we drove past a very small town that really felt like a scene out of Radiator Springs from ...
Unveiling New Passions at Drexel
As the curtains draw close on my transformative journey as an inbound exchange student at Drexel University, I find myself reflecting on the myriad experiences that have shaped my academic and personal growth. One of the key highlights of my time at Drexel was the exploration of new academic realms. The university offered me the ...
5 Foods to Try in Ireland
From sweets to stews to potatoes, Ireland has so many different foods try. Here are 5 of my favorite foods I’ve tried during my time in Ireland: 1. Full Irish Breakfast A full Irish breakfast is an absolute must-try when visiting Ireland. A full Irish typically consists of bacon, sausage, potatoes, eggs, black and/or white ...
Embracing Yuletide Bliss at Philly’s Christmas Village
In the heart of Philadelphia, the Christmas Village beckoned, promising a festive escapade that no holiday enthusiast could resist. My solo exploration began against the backdrop of a city dressed in winter splendor, each street adorned with the unmistakable charm of the season. Uptown Beer Garden welcomed me with open arms, its holiday-themed decor setting ...
Looking After Your Mental Health While Abroad
Leaving the US all by myself to move to a new country for a few months was truly the most overwhelming yet enriching experience. I am so grateful for my time in Galway, Ireland, but going to a foreign environment with new people, different academic standards, and all the culture shocks made some days harder ...
The Treatment of Aboriginals in Australia
Krishang Nair, ‘25, is a Behavioral Economics major studying at UNSW Sydney this Fall 2023. Just a couple of days ago I got back from a week-long trip down the east coast of Australia. I had traveled with a few friends who were also on exchange at UNSW, and since we were all leaving soon, ...
A Day of Surprises at the Philadelphia Art Museum: Sylvester Stallone and Korean Art Unveiled
Embarking on my long-awaited visit to the Philadelphia Art Museum, my excitement was twofold. Not only was it the first Sunday of the month—affording me the privilege of a “pay what you want” admission of just $1—but it also coincided with a special exhibit I had eagerly anticipated: “The Shape of Time: Korean Art After ...
Reflecting on my Time Abroad: American vs Irish Education Systems
Within the first weeks of classes, the differences in the education systems in the United States versus Ireland became very apparent. As finals week approaches, I would like to discuss these differences I saw throughout my term at the University of Galway. The first thing I noticed is that everything is overall more laid-back here. ...
Beyond Berlin: Unveiling the Charms of Day Trips
Potsdam – Where Royalty Meets Tranquility: Potsdam, my particular favorite, is only a hop, skip, and train ride from Berlin. I can almost picture Prussian kings and queens strolling around Sanssouci Park’s verdant gardens because to its ancient appeal. The lavish rooms of Sanssouci Palace give the impression of being a royal retreat. It’s a ...
Exploring Ireland: Day Trips from Galway City
It is so important to explore the city that you’ll be staying in during your exchange, but it is also great to see all the other amazing places your host country has to offer. With this, I would love to share some of the Irish cities and towns that are accessible from Galway for a ...
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