Author: Mia Levy

Keeping Pesach

Passover is one of my favourite Jewish holidays. Partly because it's an easy one to explain to a Christian. Explaining [...]

Could this film have been 98 minutes instead of 150? Yes. Was it incredibly overstimulating? Yes. Seeing it in the [...]

I returned home for the Christmas break in late December. Welcomed by the red buses and red noses of local [...]

It’s the 27th of May 1868 in Dublin, Ireland. Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness has just died and passed on his [...]

Liam Neeson gives us all a little of what I think the world needs right now: Absolute silly, goofy behavior [...]

I think about this quote, "to be loved is to be changed," often when reflecting on how the people or [...]

Two artists meet one misty summer night in Rotterdam central, brought together by the green strobes and bumping bass of [...]

Michael Paris, a historian at the University of Lancashire, whom I met during my high school history class, has been [...]

Gezellig is a Dutch word for which there is no real English equivalent. The Dutch use it to mean comfort, [...]

I remember being about seven years old staying up until midnight with my family. The thirty-first of December 2012. Champagne [...]

I’ve started to think more deeply about what identity comprises. For me, it is made up of many things: one’s [...]

It’s that time of year again. Where I sit in new classes with new people, and I’m supposed to be [...]