Travelling for trophies: where’s the line?
Ink-coloured waves curled out behind the boat as Jeff Benesi scanned the dense rainforest for a glimpse of brown fur. Admiring the pristine surroundings, the group of European tourists sat […]
Exploring the Canadian Rockies – Part 2: Banff
We spent the second half of our trip to the Rockies in Banff, which is also surrounded by enough snow-topped mountains, dense forest and stunning lakes to justify staying for […]
Exploring the Canadian Rockies – Part 1: Jasper
My latest adventures have made me realise just how big Canada is. It took us 34 hours to get to Jasper by bus, ferry, Sky Train, Greyhound and car, yet […]
Goldstream
Goldstream is a gorgeous provincial park that is home to numerous trails, waterfalls, huge 600-year-old Douglas Fir trees and of course the Goldstream trestle! We walked through miles of beautiful […]
Whistler
Whistler is probably one of the most famous destinations for skiing in North America: over two million people visit the resort town annually, primarily for alpine skiing and snowboarding. But […]
A News Story
Universities must challenge “toxic” campus rape culture Activist and YouTube star Laci Green suggested that universities should work proactively to overcome sexual violence in a talk on “Taking Down Rape […]
Beautiful British Columbia
Canada is amazing. My first six weeks have been absolutely incredible, and I’m genuinely having the best time! It would take a long time to catch up on everything I’ve […]
The Next Adventure
I’m back! My website has (tragically) been down for over a month – it was a long story and a MASSIVE PAIN, but I’m hoping that I will be able to […]
#SayYes
Someone asked me today if I’ve spent my summer doing anything interesting, and the answer is YES – so interesting, I’ve decided to write a whole blog post on it. I’ve […]
All Things Radio
The last couple of weeks have been non-stop radio fun, from editing my entries for the Student Radio Awards, to getting a tour round Broadcasting House. In case you haven’t […]