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	Study Abroad Diaries: Au Revoir By Sophie Anna Everhard May 28, 2013 - 9:40am At first I was shocked. Then I was shocked that I was shocked, and after that I was just simply excited. The sight of a baseball diamond from a birds eye view as my plane approached Newark International Airport literally hit me close to home. The outline of the field is a common sight from airplanes when flying domestically in the United States, but it was a shape I didn’t even notice was absent during my travels over the past five months. READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Cheerio, London. Cheerio By Kayla Keegan May 16, 2013 - 11:49am As I write my last entry, I am filled and overwhelmed with emotion. I am so excited to go home and see my family, but I will definitely miss London and the people I’ve met here. After all, who knows when I’ll be back... The next time I come to London, I could have kids or even grandkids. I may never return to the city at all. If I come back, what will it look like? Having once lived in London, how will my perspective change...or will it? No one knows what the future holds, but I am so glad I was given the opportunity to explore London and become immersed in the wonderful British culture. READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Airplanes By Sophie Anna Everhard May 13, 2013 - 8:51am READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Bank Holiday By Kayla Keegan May 10, 2013 - 3:57pm Happy Bank Holiday everyone, which also translates as, “No class on Monday!” Even though exams are approaching, I didn’t do a ton of work this weekend. Instead I decided to enjoy the fullness of London and greater England before things get too crazy. READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Time to say goodbye to my internship By Kayla Keegan May 1, 2013 - 12:18pm READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: The News Week By Kayla Keegan April 24, 2013 - 8:01pm READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: A Velib A Day By Sophie Anna Everhard April 21, 2013 - 2:27pm READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Little London Excursions By Kayla Keegan April 19, 2013 - 1:17pm An eventful week in London, indeed! There were a lot of good things that happened this week, and some bad. Bad things first: I got sick (again) Thursday, but this time I have rhinosinusitis, the fancy and dramatic way of saying sinus infection, along with a double ear infection. Luckily, I was able to see a private doctor who gave me effective antibiotics. As a result, I was instructed to stay in my room and sleep and wait to resume classes on Monday. That put a bit of a damper on my weekend plans (I’ll have a tall rum and coke on the rocks...but hold the rum). READ MORE
	Andrew McMahon at the Highline Ballroom By Emma Whitmyre April 14, 2013 - 10:19pm READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Second Half of the Semester Begins By Kayla Keegan April 14, 2013 - 11:25am It is a well-accepted fact that the second half of the semester is bound to be more hectic than the first, no matter where you study. In each semester you have your bad months, filled with midterms, papers, and finals, and ‘easier’ months. In the fall, September and November are relatively calmer than October and December. Similarly in the spring, February and April are manageable while March and May are crazy. Right now we are in April, the ‘calm-before-the-storm’ month. Looking at my schedule in May, I realize I better enjoy and take advantage of this ‘calmer’ month before I become chained to my desk. So, London, these next three weeks are probably going to be the best ones we ever spend together....