iPhone Photography, by Desmond Johnson
Being in a group with so many amazing photographers, I chose to leave my camera at home in hopes that…
Being in a group with so many amazing photographers, I chose to leave my camera at home in hopes that…
Most of the important relationships in my life began with music. My most vivid memory of my mother has her…
It has taken me roughly 30 days to gather my thoughts and emotions surrounding our visit to the Anani Memorial…
The first day of my internship, I did not expect to become friends with my new, intimidating coworkers. However, my…
I generally try to avoid clichés in my writing, yet here I am, writing about how study abroad changed me….
On Sunday, a delegation of 15 U.S. Congress people arrived in Ghana. They were led by Speaker of the House…
The wind blowing through the cracked windows, the 17 strangers packed side-by-side like sardines, and the wild Ghanaian driving all…
Adjusting to a new place and culture while studying abroad is undoubtedly a stressful experience at times; thus, it is…
There are only 3 or so free weekends on this trip and until this last weekend, I had not taken…
Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, was full of optimism in her address to Ghana’s Parliament—despite…
As I exited the air-conditioned courthouse, I thought the opportunity for a good story that day had slipped through my…
Our group moved into the student housing at Webster University on Thursday. It was quite an upgrade from our previous…
Week 4 in Ghana and where has the time gone? I am extremely thankful for this past week as I…
After residing in Accra for the past 5 weeks, I’ve grown fairly accustomed to the traffic scene which is a…