Getting Out of Cope: Møns Klint & Dyrehaven

Don’t get me wrong, living in Copenhagen is a dream, but sometimes I think that people get stuck in the bubble of the city. Denmark also exists very much outside the city borders. So, when I got the chance to get outside of Copenhagen and explore the cliffs of the southern coast of Denmark called

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French Onion Soup?!? In France?!?

Surprise!! For the second half of Travel Week 1, my friends and I headed to the proclaimed city of love and baguettes. Many others can probably relate to this statement, but I always wanted to go to Paris at some point in my life. Studying abroad offered me the perfect opportunity to do just that

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Old Friends and New Places :)

Get ready people because here’s a run-down of my Travel Week 1…well the first part of it at least. Just as a refresher, Travel Weeks are an allotted chunk of time that DIS includes in their academic semester. We are given two travel weeks with one being dedicated to travel with your core class and

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Castles & Swedes

The one main reason I was so excited to study abroad in Denmark or, in general, Europe was the ability to travel. From planning weekend trips, I have been amazed by the accessibility and low financial costs of trekking to neighboring countries in the EU. So, when I found out that Malmö, Sweden was approximately

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