Bye Georgetown!

Angela Williams December 10, 2015

For starters, I have never left the country. Neither has anyone in my family, unless they have served in the United States armed forces. In my eyes, the world outside of the United States consists of CNN reports, foreign films, pictures from Google, and… More

How to Deal When Everything Goes WRONG

Madeleine LaPlante-Dube October 8, 2015

It’s your 21st birthday. It’s also the day that you’re about to leave your family for a year to live and learn in Ireland. You’ve been preparing for weeks – okay, days, but the packing still took a while – and you do the routine: console your crying mother… More

Time is a Fickle Friend

Jennifer Khawam September 14, 2015

This is it. My final week of being home has finally come. There are only a handful of days left before my feet are no longer on the same ground they’ve been on for most of the past 20 years of my life. Although they’re a bit worried about tripping on… More

Crying into Carry-Ons and Sleeping in Armchairs

Jordan Mcintyre September 10, 2015

The time is 3:30AM. I’ve stayed up all night to ensure that I’ll be able to catch the shuttle to the airport without oversleeping. All of the sudden I get a text from my dad saying “Looks like your flight has been cancelled…on the phone now.” My shuttle… More

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