Oberlin Blogs

For my spring break abroad in Edinburgh, I visited some Oberlin friends currently studying in Spain.

Part 4 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.

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.