|ONE WEEK| While being at home during winter break, I have had a chance to reflect upon how thankful I am for my family, friends, AND SO MUCH MORE. The holiday season is about gratefulness, …
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Denmark: Taylor Raether
Returned Student Profile for Taylor Raether, International Studies, Communication Arts, University of Aarhus
Denmark: Samantha Ruth Brown ’13, MA’16
Alumni profile for Samantha Ruth Brown, International Studies, European Studies, Scandinavian Studies, University of Copenhagen class of 2013
For the Coffee Lovers
College turned me into an absolute coffee fanatic, and that hasn’t changed one bit since living in Europe. In fact, a good amount of Europe’s coffee is pretty unbeatable, so my desire has grown if …
Spontaneity
A clear advantage of living abroad, especially in Europe, is the close proximity and ease of travel to a wide range of countries. However, between class schedules, exploring your home city, and coordinating logistics with …
Buda & Pest
So far, my weekend explorations throughout Europe have been overrun with the complete and total disbelief that this is somehow my life at the moment––it truly feels like I’m in a dream. After visiting London …
Settling In
Last time I posted, I had just been gearing up to travel to London and then onto Copenhagen, where I’d be spending the next five months, a few days later. After the *big reveal* (seeing …
But First, London
After watching practically all of my fellow abroad peers become acclimated to their respective home countries for a few weeks, I can safely say this past month has felt like an eternity. My classes at …
The Next Leap
Hi! I’m Lizzie, an Economics major about to begin my Spring semester at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. I can’t believe time has passed this quickly, from eagerly filling out an abroad application in …
Be in my eyes, Be in my heart
Blah. I don’t have a fancy introduction for you this time. I don’t even have a long drawn out blog for you today. What I do have for you are a few reflections (for the …