1851 staff member Skylar Diamond documents the Life after Lasell panel – an event where faculty and guests shared personal stories, as well as academic and international experiences.
Photos by Skylar Diamond – 1851 Staff
1851 staff member Skylar Diamond documents the Life after Lasell panel – an event where faculty and guests shared personal stories, as well as academic and international experiences.
Photos by Skylar Diamond – 1851 Staff
Junior Irish Noel sat down with fellow junior Rachel Stankus to discuss her time abroad in Florence, Italy.
Video by Irish Noel with help from Avery Stankus – 1851 Contributor & 1851 Staff
By Dana Sutcliffe –1851 Staff
Life is too short. It’s okay to be selfish and for some, this means taking time to travel when you’re young. It’s true there are many things to look forward to later on, like a successful career and family, but it’s important to grab life by the horns and have fun while you can. Along with having new experiences and opportunities, you’ll be introduced to new faces, cultures, food and events that you would have never been able to experience by staying home on your couch. So, realize that staying in one place is overrated and for what you don’t yet understand, your experiences and true inner happiness will thank you for later. Here are five reasons to travel while you’re young: Continue reading “Five reasons to travel in your twenties”