Travel Diaries

Listen, for the past ten years I have spent New Year’s Eve the exact same way. Drunk with my friends. Dancing in a club. Counting...

2016- freshly graduated from Pace University in New York City with a degree in Communications and Women Studies because that’s obviously the degree to afford...

When I say Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, what comes to mind? For Canadians, they probably associate this part of Canada with the imagery of long, FLAT...

I might just be a glorified runaway. It’s my third time fleeing home. Quite impressively, I’ve managed to drop everything while remaining a full-time student...

I read a poem not too long ago on bilingual love. A latinx girl explaining the simple yet impactful effect words of affection had on...

Three years ago, I took this leap of faith for myself to go and study abroad. I said ‘’Kate, shut up and go’’. (Pun intended)...

Leaving London sort of felt like a break up. We’d been in a big old on again off again, ‘I love you’, ‘I hate you’...

I’ve been living in Perpignan for three weeks now, as my year abroad begins. Anyone who has done a year abroad will be able to...

This September, I made a super exciting move to Barcelona for a teaching assistant gig. I almost didn’t make it though… Imagine having a suitcase...

If you’re a college student or just entering the job market, you probably know life as an intern all too well. But it doesn’t have...

So much of travel is void of the relationship your experience has with the people you leave behind. You jet off to eat, pray, love...

A couple of months ago, I came across a thread on Twitter showcasing a video where AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) got criticized for doing the “Latina...