They always say that the people make the place. During my time in Cape Town, that could not have been more true. As I enjoyed views of mountains alongside beautiful
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I still remember the fear I felt getting on that first flight alone, crossing an ocean into a city I’d only seen in photos. I didn’t know yet that six
Today’s event was The Onesies, our class talent show. Everyone either performed individually or in a group, and there was a little bit of everything– singing, dancing, magic tricks, juggling,
I imagined this moment (the last few days of my study abroad in South Africa) a few months ago, when I lost track of time while scrolling through blog posts
As my six weeks in Cape Town come to an end, I could not help but feel a strong connection to Bo-Kaap. For all this time, I could not explain
It’s my final blog post (sigh). Cape Town has been unlike anywhere I have ever been. I am so grateful for all of the incredible sights I was able to
In one week, we’ll be packing our bags to fly back home. As I write this, I’m in disbelief at how quickly this program has gone by. At first, it
Navigating the ethics of film always sounds much easier than it is done. Numerous meetings, interview-question drafts, and weeks of email correspondence went into preparing for our first interview with
These past couple of weeks I’ve had the opportunity to participate in what I would argue is one of the most human experiences: storytelling. Right after making that claim, I
I chase this feeling from café to café,cup after cup, searching for the onethat stops me mid-sip and says: stay here.Most days it doesn’t come. Then Kanéla. The chai arrives
