Savannah Prager

 

Close up on face of light-haired young womanSavannah Prager, a junior majoring in Psychology and Journalism, chose NYU Prague because of her last name. Just kidding— though “Prager” means a person from Prague. A New Jersey native, she believes that living in Central Europe was an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity especially in the fall semester of 2022 with the political climate in Central and Eastern Europe.

Savannah was the assistant editor for the NYU Prague Blog club, where students post bi-weekly articles about life in the Czech Republic. Additionally, she helps to plan events, with other NYU students, for Ukrainian refugee children.

 

Dispatches by Savannah Prager

An intersection in an old European city. The sky is pinking like the sun is setting, and there is a palace-looking apartment block in the center.

Students Work to Adjust During Semester Abroad
NYU junior Leah El-Ouazzane is a born traveler, growing up in Paris, Texas and San Francisco. So it seemed likely that a study abroad semester would enhance her college experience…<read more>

 

Pie chart of whether students came in with a pre-prepared financial plan. Out of 13 responses, 76.9% did not.

Study Abroad Spending Comes Too Easy
On her way to class in Greenwich Village, NYU journalism student Elle Liu used to stop in a coffee shop for her daily $8 Matcha latte. Now, on a semester abroad in Prague, she has a daily hyper-fixation: espresso tonics, at half the cost of her lattes…<read more>

 

A distant power plant emits water vapor from three cooling towers on a snowy plain.Czechs Face Energy Crisis
“Caution advised: Protest on Vaclavske namesti” read the subject line of NYU Prague’s mass email to students and faculty on September 28th…<read more>

 

Headshot of a man smiling in front of a hedge.

Ex Pat: William Nattrass
Hailing from a rural town in the United Kingdom, William Nattrass moved to Prague three years ago to follow his Czech college girlfriend. He worked several jobs before COVID hit…<read more>