Weight We Carry
Story and Photo by Mackenna Mejdell, Personal Travel “We are not the masters of this planet.” Each year, hundreds ofContinue Reading
Category: Narratives
The Balkans: Where the Past Is in the Past.
Story and Photo by Jack Trapp, Study Abroad When Americans hear the term “Balkans”, their first thought, if they recognize itContinue Reading
Moving Abroad in the Midst of a Pandemic
Story and Photo by Taylor Niederland, Co-op It’s early March, life is as usual, and I am enjoying studying atContinue Reading
The Details that Make a Life
Story and Photo by Caitriona Keane, Study Abroad Ever since I was young, I’ve dreamed of Paris. I was a certifiedContinue Reading
Two in One
Story and Photo by Larry Cai, Study Abroad In the Chinese language, there is no phrase for “Chinese-American.” The closest termContinue Reading
Learning to Take Time in Spain
Story by Sofia Ciprian, Study Abroad It is 3 p.m. on a Thursday afternoon in Seville, Spain and every single streetContinue Reading
Japan, Reapproached
Story by Demi Pirrone, Dialogue of Civilizations | Photo by Andrew Small Adopted from Vietnam, I grew up in theContinue Reading
Reflection on a Country in Revolution
Story and Photo by Anna Brown, Study Abroad My first interaction with Lebanon was with the infamous Lebanese bureaucracy. IContinue Reading
Magnifique Marseille
Story and Photo by Eric Lepeak, Personal Travel On the southern coast of France, perfectly nestled into the Mediterranean, sitsContinue Reading
A Day on the Camino de Santiago
Story by Christopher Mahir, Dialogue of Civilizations | Photos by Courtney Seeley The day began with hail dropping to theContinue Reading
