Oberlin Blogs

This past week, I traveled outside of my study abroad home city—Edinburgh, Scotland—to go to London for three days!

In many ways studying abroad in a new place is like starting college all over again.

Follow me on a non-traditional path to a summer music festival.

Part 3 in a series in which I delve into my on-going experience as a conservatory student who is considering pursuing a double-degree or a minor in East Asian Studies.

I have a long way to go to become Mestra Beija Flor, but it’s a goal to strive for, to stay light on my feet.

Part 1 in a series in which I delve into my ongoing experience as a conservatory student who is considering pursuing a double-degree or a minor in East Asian studies.

I’m thinking of this as a time capsule.

I think emotional vulnerability and sharing are key in moments like this when we need to be separated due to the circumstances of the outside world.

A busy day in a busy city.

This semester, I was very much looking forward to the prospect of taking a little break from the technical and empirical world of psychology.

I’m not in the bustling metropolis of Oberlin, Ohio, but in the actual bustling metropolis of Berlin, Germany!

Study abroad blog post: the sequel.