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28 Jun | Katie Yeaton | No Comments
Food & New Friends
Hello Athena readers! One week at the “uni” (short for university) and I already feel a part of a greater community. My flat mates are spontaneous and exciting, which has helped me to adjust quite easily to the Roehampton way of life. This week in review: For my first night here on campus, our entire …
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26 Jun | Athena | No Comments
Program Spotlight: Paros Island, Greece
A treasured Greek island, Paros is truly hard to describe with words or even capture in photos. It’s one of those ‘you have to see it to believe it’ places of the world. Adorned with white washed buildings, vineyard style homes, narrow walkways and flowered balconies; every view is picture perfect. With 120 km …
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23 Jun | Katie Yeaton | No Comments
Roehampton Here I Come!
Hello Athena readers! This week leading up to my journey to the University of Roehampton has been amazing! Thanks to my parents- I have traveled across the city of London fulfilling dreams I have had for a long time. Out of all the destinations I visited, here are the top four I have selected as “must …
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22 Jun | Katie Tomlin | No Comments
Back from Santorini
Well, we arrived back at the apartments from Santorini last Wednesday. What an absolutely beautiful place! If you like hiking to get to where you need to be, then it’s the place for you! There were only a few streets that ran on a flat plane, but it was so gorgeous that a little hike …
READ MORE21 Jun | Ashley Richardson | No Comments
No Mykonos :(
Quick note: I just want to start out with a “fun fact” about where I was cliff jumping the other day. haha. I don’t know if you guys have ever seen “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” 1 or 2, but me being the curious person that I am, I googled some of their shooting locations …
READ MORE20 Jun | Ashley Richardson | No Comments
Santorini!
We continued the evening with a walk around town and were set free for some shopping and eating. The sunset was amazing. For those of you who don’t know, Santorini was formed from a volcanic eruption, which created the caldera. The caldera is a massive ring essentially of cliff and the island towns reside on …
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