Category: Winter 2024
5 Things to See When You Visit Tamarindo
Over one of the weekends since being in Costa Rica, I took a trip with a group from the program to Tamarindo in Guanacaste. We embarked on a six-hour journey via public transportation from San Jose, costing only $13—an absolute steal, in my opinion. Nestled along the Pacific Coast, Tamarindo greets you with a palpable ...
The Story Of When I Was Adopted by a Girl Named Andy and Her Mom, Angel
When I first arrived in Hong Kong, I had the typical travel side effects: extreme tiredness from jet lag and extreme hunger because my stomach was on a different eating schedule. While managing through those, a couple days later I ended up with a cold meaning I had to stay in, until I finally stepped ...
From Philly to Washington D.C!
Our first stop was the Capitol, situated on the Mall, a vast avenue linking it with the Washington Monument. Surrounded by impressive museums, the Capitol stood as a representation of American democracy. We embarked on a guided tour of the Capitol, delving into the rich history of Congress and marveling at the Library of Congress, an amazing ...
Tourist Mood in Philly
Today, I had the pleasure of touring Philadelphia with a group of exchange students, totaling six of us including four from Hong Kong and one from Korea. Our first stop was the vibrant Reading Terminal Market, a bustling food and cultural hub in downtown Philadelphia. We couldn’t resist trying the famous Philly Cheesesteak, a local ...
Head In the Clouds
Arriving in Costa Rica was a complete weather and environment change from Philadelphia; the warm weather and strong sun rays could never match the wintertime in Philly. Costa Rica is currently in its dry season, which means it’s their summertime! The dry season takes place from December to April, which offers clearer skies and sunnier ...
Exchange Student’s Snowy Homecoming Adventure
January 20th marked an unforgettable day at Drexel University with Homecoming festivities in full swing. Anticipation filled the air as my friends and I geared up for the bonfire event, ready to create lasting memories. However, our excitement was cut short by an unexpected snowstorm that led to the cancellation of the bonfire. Disappointed but ...
Discovering All Aspects of Studying Abroad
When my family dropped me off at the airport January 3rd, I was overly confident, thinking, “Oh I’ve already studied abroad once, doing it again should be a piece of cake.” What I didn’t know was that this experience was going to be even more difficult than the previous one last year, when I was ...
Discovering Philadelphia: Top 10 Must-Visit Destinations
Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, rich in history, culture, and vibrant urban life. Join me as we embark on a journey through the city’s top 10 must-visit destinations, each offering its own unique charm. Independence National Historical Park: Step back in time at Independence National Historical Park, where the spirit of America’s founding fathers can ...
Reminiscing The Time in HighSchool…
While preparing for my exchange program at Drexel, I had the chance to connect with my friends back in high school. Unfortunately, there aren’t many colleagues left in New York as they have all graduated and are now working; I could only reach one of my friends. On Saturday, the 13th of January, I woke ...
Philly’s News: Cheesesteaks and Snow!
Greetings once again, esteemed Drexel family! As I navigate through my second week in the heart of Philadelphia, USA, I am thrilled to share that the city has transformed into my snowy playground. Today’s adventure takes us to Center City. Our journey begins at the beautiful City Hall, an architectural marvel that words struggle to capture. Strolling through the city’s streets with my friends, we ...
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