So you have dietary restrictions… now what?! My nickname is Karrot (carrot + Kara = Karrot). How did this come about? Well, I have a lot of dietary restrictions that force me to eat really […]
On Wednesdays, when I’m not volunteering at ØsterGRO or Studenterhuset, you can find me with my various courses on field studies throughout Copenhagen. These may look like connecting with local policy makers, businesses, farmers and […]
Back at Bowdoin, my dance friends and I do this super cheesy reflection exercise sometimes: Rose, Bud, Thorn
Hello friends! For a while now I have been crafting this post about a few Must-Try Treats in Denmark, which has been quite challenging. However, this blog post turned into both a reflective challenge for myself and […]
Two weeks ago, DIS had the second study week where the other half of students, me being part of that group, traveled with their core course. Furniture One of the goals for this week was […]
Choosing your housing at DIS Copenhagen is one of the most important decisions of your study abroad experience. From my perspective, where a DIS student lives really impacts the way in which they get to […]
Touring Local Landmarks and Museums Fair warning! Another long blog below! What Student Tourists Do and Learn from Travel George Gmelch is an anthropology professor at the University of San Francisco that specializes in studying […]
During the second travel week I got to spend time with two of my friends from my home college that are also studying abroad this semester. We arrived in Scotland on Saturday night and were […]
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Xia
November 11, 2019
DISCLAIMER: I will not be writing about the social aspect of my trip to Greenland. That will be in another post when I synthesize those feelings into coherent words. It’s been difficult to find words […]
