Welcome back to the Dorm Living Series. August is now in full swing, and students are eager to get back on campus in just a few weeks! Whether you’re just starting college, moving in to a dorm room for the first time, or are ready to come back to campus after summer, let this guideContinue reading “Dorm Living: The Ultimate Back-to-School List”
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Dorm Living: The Roommate “Scaries”
Welcome to the start of the Dorm Living Series! Let’s face it, we all have problems with people we live with – no matter the relationship. Whether you’re moving in with new people or going back to school with your closest friends, here’s some first-hand advice from someone who’s lived with a few different people.Continue reading “Dorm Living: The Roommate “Scaries””
12 Drinks for Your 4th of July Bash
How to impress the guests at your BBQ this weekend? Let these recipes take care of you with these delicious, festive drinks. Did Someone Say Wine? Simple Sangria: This fruity drink is always a pleaser, and easy to make non-alcoholic by replacing the wine with a lemon-lime soda. Red, White & Blue Wine Spritzer: ThisContinue reading “12 Drinks for Your 4th of July Bash”
How to Stick to Healthy Habits While Going Out to Eat
It can be difficult to make healthy choices while letting a restaurant serve you. Whether you’re on a program like Weight Watchers or are just trying to eat cleaner and healthier, here are a few tips to help you on your wellness journey! Many dishes at restaurants have hidden elements that make them much moreContinue reading “How to Stick to Healthy Habits While Going Out to Eat”
A Guide to Healthy Living in Florence, Italy
Keeping up a nutritious diet can be challenging while going abroad for several reasons. Not only is your diet changing as you’re exposed to new cuisines and cultures, but it can also be easy to get into a cycle of “treating yourself” to new treats. The purpose of this article is not to deter youContinue reading “A Guide to Healthy Living in Florence, Italy”
What I Wish I Knew Before Going Abroad
Nothing could have prepared me for my experience in Florence, because I never expected to feel that much at home in a foreign country, not knowing a single person on my trip. Was deciding to go one of the best decisions I’ve ever made? Undoubtedly yes – but that’s enough frosting on the cake. HereContinue reading “What I Wish I Knew Before Going Abroad”
Let’s Talk Pizza: Health Benefits and More
The freshness of Italian pizza does not compare to any American fare. Here’s everything you need to know about the pizza in Italy: How it’s made, why it’s healthy, and what you should try while you’re here. What’s better than a personal pizza? That’s how they do it here in Italy. When you order oneContinue reading “Let’s Talk Pizza: Health Benefits and More”
Academic Advice Abroad: What to Take?
“You’re taking a walking class?” a friend asked me one day. Wanderlust: The Physical and Emotional Art of Walking has been one of the most interesting courses I have taken while in Italy. Professor Lapo became my personal guide to discovering Florence on foot (Please, please, take this course). The cooking and cultural classes inContinue reading “Academic Advice Abroad: What to Take?”
Iced Coffee, Anyone? Where to Find American Fare Abroad
Grabbing an iced coffee at any time of day is one easy way to stand out as an American abroad, but for those who are worried about the lack of Dunkin’ Donuts while in Europe, this post is for you. Specifically to Florence, there are a few coffee shops that offer an iced cafe latteContinue reading “Iced Coffee, Anyone? Where to Find American Fare Abroad”
The Best Gelato Flavors to Try in Italy
Did you know that the city of Florence has 136 gelato shops? That’s given me more than enough opportunities to try lots of gelato in the past month and a half. I’ve tried some flavors that you won’t find in the states, and some that just do not compare to any American ice creams. 1.Continue reading “The Best Gelato Flavors to Try in Italy”
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