Before we begin: This is a very long and very overdue post. I’ve spent the past month and a half digesting (pun fully intended) one of the coolest food events I attended in Copenhagen. Between the conversations, masterclasses, dinner, and all the questions it left me with about food systems, sustainability, and innovation, I needed some time to process it all before putting it into words. Grab a snack. Let’s talk about regenerative oceans, and how I ended up at one of the bes

I made another lil vlog just for fun! Patricia will have one that's more informative for DIS but count this as a more informal & behind the scenes look at our slow travel trip ;) You take shorter showers. You drink out of your reusable water bottle. You recycle, separating your cans from your plastics from your compost from your cardboard, collecting your PANT like a true Dane. You stopped using disposable straws at cafes and restaurants. Small habits that compound, saving a

Inspired by our legendary pop star Miley Cyrus, I hopped off a plane, not at LAX but at Milan Bergamo (BGY) on a random Wednesday. Who needs to party in the U.S.A. when you can party in Italy instead? And oh boy did I have a great time! (Note: I wrote this in mid-April but just got around to editing it, so this is a pretty delayed update to when I did a solo day trip to Milan.) Taken on the rooftop of the Duomo di Milano by two lovely girls I met here! Getting strangers to ta

Last week, I experienced the long-awaited Long Study Tour with my Cyberpsychology Core Course, where we went to The Netherlands. (For some background info, something super cool about the DIS program is that we get to travel to another European city & country with our Core Course classmates & faculty! The Long Study Tour has a mix of academic & cultural visits.) As of today, we have exactly two weeks left of our study abroad program. In case you’re wondering, I’m not ok. But