Catching Thoughts

Around the world with a Harvard grad, law student, and New Yorker who can't seem to keep still.

再见, Beijing

Long time, no update! In July 2018 I concluded my year as a Princeton in Asia fellow at the Flourish Project in Beijing. I’m now back in the States and in my first year of law school, studying international law at New York University. While I’m happy to be home, China certainly hasn’t seen the last of me. I’ll be back before long!

(International) Laws Are Like Sausages

June 22, 2019

It’s been a while… for anyone still following, I moved back to the States from Beijing last summer, and I’ve recently finished my first year of law school at NYU. Because I apparently can’t get enough of living anywhere but home, I’m now abroad again for a few months in The Hague, Netherlands, working in … More (International) Laws Are Like Sausages

Life Update

June 10, 2018

As my time in China nears its conclusion (for now), I’ve been reflecting a lot on what this amazing, inspiring, fast-paced year has meant to me. The thing I’m most afraid of, I think, is forgetting—I don’t want to forget the feel of cycling through hutongs on my way back from class, watching hazy sunsets … More Life Update

Spring Festival: Singapore and Vietnam

March 26, 2018

There are two weeklong public holidays in China per year. For the first of these, National Week in October, I went to Mongolia, which is still one of my favorite trips I’ve ever taken. The second (and most important) is Spring Festival—otherwise known as Chinese New Year. This was my first time truly celebrating CNY, … More Spring Festival: Singapore and Vietnam

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Catching Thoughts

Around the world with a Harvard grad, law student, and New Yorker who can't seem to keep still.

再见, Beijing

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