Finding Home in Mongolia

How have I been engaging with the community in Mongolia? Read on to find out! 

A Home Away From Home

Although Singapore is a little over 10,000 miles from my home, I often forget I have even left. While Singapore is certainly very unique, it is not so unfamiliar that I feel like an outsider.

The Tsam Dance

An interesting tradition in Mongolia is the Tsam Dance. It is fun to watch especially because of the bright costumes, and is also very informative about the Buddhist religion.

Singaporean Holidays and Customs

Being a multiracial and multiethnic state, Singapore has many unique and very interesting cultures, customs and traditions. I learn so much about them all as I venture through the city!

The Students of Northeastern University

Northeastern University has over 20,000 students on two campuses in Shenyang. In this field note, I have interviewed one student who is also a friend of mine.

How To Say Hello with Three Kisses

How do you normally greet people in the U.S.? Many people shake hands with strangers or acquaintances. Some may hug close friends or family. In the Netherlands, people kiss each other’s cheeks!

Estonia: A Nation of Folk Songs

Estonia's most treasured tradition is Laulupidu, a song festival that takes place every five years in the capital city of Tallinn to honor the country, its independence and its musical traditions.

Feeding the World

The Netherlands has both quiet farmland and busy cities. I explored both places to see what differences I could find!

Keeping the City Dry

There are many people who work to keep a city running. These people are, indeed, very important, but most of us don't know much about them. Well, let's learn about them.

Mongolia's Nomads

One of the most important traditions in Mongolia is the nomadic way of life. People live in moveable houses called gers, and raise sheep, goats and other animals for food and clothing. 

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