Whenever you travel back to your hometown, you always seem to notice a couple of changes here and
We drink to party. We drink to cry. We drink to rebel. I drink for culture.
After running up and down stairs, I double check and triple check every room in my house to
As independent young people influenced by trends in the media and the need to aesthetically express ourselves, we
One of the most important lessons I learned while studying abroad is to break out of your comfort
Some people take xannies for their anxiety. Some turn to drinking. For myself, and many others, running is
Coming of age traditions serve as memorable milestones to look back upon and laugh (or cry) at. There’s
Holding a door for the person walking behind you is supposedly a simple, time-endured act of kindness –
In the past month, I have lived in three places. From home to school, I transferred from
So far in London, I’ve enjoyed a show in the famous West End, visited the queen (and my future husband, Prince Harry) at Buckingham Palace and ridden on the top of a double decker bus. I’ve updated my wardrobe to be more chic and I’ve started casually incorporating the words flat and posh into my daily vocabulary. I’ve also spent a lot of money on alcohol, and for that I blame Freshers Week.