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Reflection & Departure

I can’t believe Travel Study is complete. These past five weeks have been among the most formative and fun I have had in my life. Though...

My time in Paris is winding down - Travel Study has flown by in the blink of an eye. I have shared quite a bit with you on the blog, but...

Consisting of twenty-one intense stages, the Tour de France is the most prestigious bike race in the world and an immense source of pride...

In Paris, the act of dinning is an art, a culture many of us Americans are not accustomed to. While my previous post highlighted my...

A great thing about going to any country is trying new food. While "French" food is highly dependent on the region you are in, there is...

For French 107 : Advanced Oral Expression, our final project was “Paris Par Thème.” This project centered on choosing a "theme" we have...

Built in 1680, the Comédie Française reigns as the oldest active theater in the world. The theater is located near Palais Royale and has...

With the glorious French sunshine returning after a few days of rain, Natasha, Netta, and I decided it was a great day to venture to the...

After a jam-packed day of Bastille Day activities, I slept in on my Saturday morning. Despite my slow start, this day was anything but...

When the Fourth of July passed while we were here in Paris, it felt odd to miss such an important American holiday. (Don’t worry, though,...