Story by Jack Trapp, Personal Trip⎜Photo by Jack Trapp My first thought was, “Christ it’s HOT!” Indeed, it was, as my phone indicated the temperature to be 33 degrees Celsius, which roughly translates to a thousand degrees fahrenheit. As my dad had repeatedly warned, Vietnam would be wet; when it wasn’t raining, I’d be sweating….
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Alaska: Wild and Wonderful
Story by Amelia Langan, Personal Trip⎜Photo by Amelia Langan Being immersed in nature is both a humbling and awe-inspiring experience that allows us to understand our place in this vast world. Last July, I traveled to Alaska with my family for two weeks on what would transcend an ordinary vacation. Boarding the flight to Anchorage,…
The Cats of Amman
Story by Maggie King, Global Co-op⎜Photo by Maggie King My home in Amman was on the top of a hill, like at least half of the houses in the undulating landscape of the city. “Right off the Seventh Circle, then go to the supermarket and make two turns,” I would instruct my taxi drivers in…
A Milestone of Personal Growth in Morocco
By Kathleen Brody Morocco is the place that is the most unlike home that I have ever visited and, for that reason, perhaps the most valuable travel experience I have had to date. Although astoundingly beautiful, it wasn’t just the vibrant colors or fragrant scents of Marrakech’s medina, mosaics, or mint tea that entranced me—it…
China Through a Photographer’s Lens
By Kristin Terry I wanted to visit China ever since I was little, to see the Great Wall and the pandas and experience the culture that so many of my friends were apart of. I started learning Mandarin Chinese in high school, and once again felt the desire to visit China, to immerse myself in the…
Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Kazan
Photos by Sydne Mass | mass.sy@husky.neu.edu
Dialogue to Cuba
Photos by William Bryan | bryan.w@husky.neu.edu Photos taken as part
Food Markets in Madrid
Photos by Joe Thomas | thomas.j@husky.neu.edu
