1. Siesta is not a joke. The Spanish take their naps seriously and now so do I. Don’t expect to see me or anyone else from 2-5 pm. 2. If…
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The first week of school is always exciting — at least for me. Being back on my home university’s grounds, hearing our clock tower bells, and just the buzz of…
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“Spending time in a foreign country can’t help but open your eyes to the wider world, especially different ways of doing the everyday things that are common across cultures.” In…
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Every year more than one million people participate in the San Fermin Festival in Pamplona, Spain, made famous by Ernest Hemingway’s depiction of the running of the bulls in The…
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A large number of American students study abroad in Europe, and so as each new semester approaches many of our students have the same question: should they get a Eurail…
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❝One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way.❞ Frank Smith Many of the first study abroad programs were created so that…
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It is the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth! You’ve read his plays, seen the productions, and quoted him at least once or twice, but there’s always something new to learn…
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We were perusing the articles over at Life After Study Abroad and we really liked one about the benefits of interning abroad. Why should you go? 1. Cross-cultural skills and sensitivity Because you…
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This year for International Education Week, we asked our Resident Directors overseas about study abroad and their own thoughts and experiences. Hear more from Danica, our Resident Director in Paris,…
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