Travel is the place where students write about places (or the journey to said places) that are not their home. Expect to find articles about anywhere and everywhere!
From the Jewish New Year to a Native American Powwow, Hannah Griffiths takes us on a festival-filled trip across the world in our ‘Celebrations’ magazine.
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Jaspar Marshall provides us with his comprehensive guide to taking an unconventional road trip across the Milky Way.
→Hannah Griffiths reminisces about her first holiday to Cornwall as a young child in the recent ‘Firsts’ magazine.
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Emily Dennis explores how her experience in Germany granted her a feeling of respite, preparation, and self-reflection before transitioning into a new chapter of her life. Readers will discover the value of unplanned and unfettered experiences alongside the unusual tales they allow us to tell.
→In this article, Sarah Davil explores the anxieties of a digital life during covid and our inability to travel. Alongside this, the article attempts to empathise with those experiencing anxiety with a return to normality, and the permanent impact of covid on our desires to go abroad.
→Whilst life with covid has proven both difficult and inhibiting, it has also forced us to recognise the things that go unnoticed before our very eyes. In this article, the writer attempts to explore the respite and self-reflection that the pandemic has granted us, culminating with a newfound appreciation for the things around us.
→With a lifting of travel restrictions in sight, the beauty of Europe is now once more at our fingertips. In this week’s article, we make planning your 2021 holiday easier with a top 5 list of the best dissertations in Europe that can’t be missed.
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Want to travel but worried about the cost to the environment? In this article, we explore how you can reduce and offset your carbon footprint when travelling abroad.
→The capitals of Europe are ahead in the global sustainability race, want to know how? Read this article if you are interested in the new, innovative methods historic cities have been using to cement themselves as the eco-friendly skylines of the world.
→Bali in 2020 is not the same as it was back in 2016, want to know why? Read up the article if you are curious to find out what has happened with the most famous and prestigious island in Indonesia.
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