Page 2 of stories posted by Meera White

Meera White

Class of 2018
Major — History; Latino/a studies concentration
Hometown — Atlanta, Georgia

Just a Southern girl caught up in the cornfields. Slowly winding my way through overgrown grass and lazy setting suns. Getting lost in history books and always on the hunt for a good story.

Touching History

By Meera White on July 20, 2017

We only have the opportunity to touch history every now and then, but we have the opportunity to make it every day.

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Leaving the Border

By Meera White on June 9, 2017

How does one complete a junior year abroad without actually living abroad?

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The Edge of the Mountain

By Meera White on May 30, 2017

My first night in Oaxaca City, Mexico, the bells rang for me.

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Poetry is Like Recess

By Meera White on April 11, 2017

Poetry is like recess because it allows us to break away from our usual patterns of life to experiment with words, and through that process, to experiment with our world.

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Dreams from Nogales

By Meera White on January 30, 2017

When we think about off-campus study, we don’t usually think about domestic programs. We don’t necessarily think of the important issues happening beneath our feet and around the corner.

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