I have never regretted choosing to study and live in America. But sometimes, I couldn’t help but wonder, what would it have been like if I hadn’t made the ‘radical’ decision to go? What if […]
(Feat. On-Going Pandemic, #BLM) For the past few weeks I had no classes, but my day-to-day flew by quicker than I could have fathomed. I spent a lot of time walking in the park–2 meters […]
Here’s a list of things that I thought were interesting while I was there. Automatic Doors and Unlock Buttons At first I thought it was just the doors in the Kungliga Musikhögskolan (Royal School of […]
The Study Abroad semester ended as a “Study at Home”. Shortly after my last post, the online classes started. Unlike most of the classes at Hopkins, DIS did not require live class meetings. Instead, the […]
Even though I should've seen it coming, it didn't really feel real until we were sitting on Emma's floor at 2am, listening to President Trump say the words that would irrevocably change the course of […]
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Hannah
March 31, 2020
Hello everyone! It’s taken me a while to find the right words to say to describe how I’m feeling and how my study abroad experience came to an unexpected end, and I still don’t think […]
By
Rachel
March 30, 2020
I. March 11th (the day before) 1 PM: I struggled through Mythos with my classmates , a mystery board game based on H.P Lovecrafts’ writings, for the Storytelling Workshop: How a Narrative Works. It was […]
This is officially the sixth day since I’ve been back in Chicago. Being in self quarantine, I look back to the time I’ve spent in Sweden and it honestly feels like a dream and that […]
Last month, two of my friends visited me, here in Stockholm. Ricarda, who is studying Anthropology at a university just outside of Berlin, was the first to come in the week of February 13th. Julia, […]
