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Seeing that my study abroad program was in the U.K., I was very excited for the opportunity to explore other parts of Europe. Here’s a look at what I did during my 48-hour stay in Amsterdam!
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The few people on board included a young couple sitting across the aisle from me. They were whispering in a language that I failed to identify.
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This list certainly doesn’t capture all the amazing bookstores around the world, so we encourage you to make a list of your own findings, too.
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It is the lack of formality that makes us traverse through time and become personally touched by sacred moments of love and commitment from 400 years ago.
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Street art has a paramount role in the history and culture of Berkeley. Once disregarded as mere vandalism, street art is now a prestigious field of art.
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I walked in. The shabby decor contrasted with neon figurines of aliens and bongs mounted over the walls. This wasn’t my scene.
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The first thing I noticed about Amsterdam was that our cab was a Tesla. Your taxi’s make and model aren’t things you think about, like, ever. But when your first experience in a new place involves a (pretty attractive) driver in a suave gray suit and tie whisking you away to your
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Last year while studying abroad, I met an elderly man in Amsterdam named Rolf. He and his wife, who have both since died, were Holocaust survivors. I mentioned to him that I was staying near the apartment where Anne Frank had been hidden.
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On Monday night, I stood in Downtown San Francisco, staring at Violetta. My heart swelled with sadness over her broken state. All I wanted was to find out who did this to her and make that person pay. Violetta is the name of my violet bike (also, my gray backpack
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