NYU Prague Student Blog
by Emily Bertha Contrary to the fact that I regularly eat cheese even though I am severely lactose intolerant, I do actually want to be happy. When I signed up for the Political Prisoners trip to Jachymov, I knew it was not going to be a weekend full of lighthearted laughs and unicorns. Yet … Continue reading Uranium Revlelations: Political Prisoners Trip
by Emily Bertha Old Town Square in Prague is often known by tourists for its magnificent church, astronomical clock, restaurants, too many segways, and trdelnik (which is in fact not a “donut cone.” Culture yourself if you have not already folks, and do not believe everything a Buzzfeed article tells you). But what lurks underneath … Continue reading Underground: Tunnels Below Trdelnik
by Emily Bertha and Gabby Brooks The Czech Republic isn’t known for their healthy diet. People here drink more beer than any other country. Popular national dishes include goulash (a beef and gravy dish), roasted pork, and sausage. But recently, more and more vegetarian and vegan restaurants have been popping up around Prague. If you … Continue reading Vegetarian Food in a Meat-loving Country