by Grace Taylor (’28) One of the best ways, in my opinion, to explore a new city and quickly get your bearings is to run. Run down the main streets, past central city landmarks, all the while connecting the places you know to the places […]
by Brooke De Jong (’26) We have officially been in Washington for over two weeks, which has been a whirlwind of information, fun, and friends, but also a time for reflection. It didn’t feel real all the time leading up to this experience. Driving up […]
by Orrin Jones (’27) I thought this would be easy: the world of politics, living in the capital of the United States, and working on the Hill. Did I mention I’m doing all of this during one of the most important election years thus far […]
by Judianne Meredith (’25) I’ve reached the point in my semester in DC where I’m starting to feel like time is running out to check everything off of my to-do list, but this also means I have many exciting experiences to reflect on behind me […]
by Sadie Rittenberry (’25) There’s just one week until spring break, which means I’ve been in Washington, D.C. for seven weeks now. It’s been almost two months, but time has flown by! I can’t believe I’m almost halfway through the semester. That being said, I […]
by Will Gardner (’24) Two weeks ago, I visited the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra. The concert featured orchestral selections from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 2. I was particularly struck […]