Sojeong Mun

Recently, North California has been extremely rainy and even stormy. However, regardless of rain, I still want to explore the thirteenth largest city of the United States. Here is a traveling guide to San Francisco—rainy days version.

People always ask me, “Is that your own violin? You brought it to the United States? Seriously?” Yes, seriously. Along with the heavy luggages, I carried my violin on my shoulder (which was really cumbersome) from Korea to join the school orchestra. The violin could not be detached from my life.

POV: You're an exchange student from Korea and it’s your first time visiting the United States.

The best part of Jongno is that once you get into the  district, you don’t have to take any public transportation. Jongno has a ‘vibe’ that is incomparable to other districts, and if you ever choose to visit, here is my ‘walking’ guide for Jongno.

When you come back home all wet and cold, craving for warmth, go to the kitchen and enjoy making these comforting and warm food. You’ll soon recover happiness.

If you’re tired of eating the same food, try these easy and delicious recipes with the given ingredients in the dining hall. Just tap your Cal-1 ID card and enjoy free sandwiches!

Living alone is tough and your emotions can easily go up and down when living alone. But I learned that there’s also many advantages as well.

Last week, I went on a weekend trip to Santa Cruz. Since it's only about an hour away, Santa Cruz is definitely a popular place to take a short break, relieve stress and heal your exhausted minds from mid-term season. If you choose to visit, here are some spots that you must visit during your time in Santa Cruz.