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Who here loves food? Raise your hands. I don’t know about you, but I’ve got both paws raised to the roof right now. If there’s one way to my heart, …
Welcome to Stellies After 29 hours of travel, I was greeted in Cape Town by a friendly face holding a Stellenbosch sign. We piled into a yellow van and South African …
Food and travelling go together like peanut butter and jelly. Every food item has a meaning, history and cultural story behind it. Food can bring people together, heighten the senses and …
Last month McKenna Keller shared with us her first few weeks from Torino, Italy. Today, in true #FoodieFriday spirit, she's telling us about her cuisine class and the wonderful addition …
One month of studying and living in the birthplace of Nutella and breadsticks has had me saying “yes” to carbs so often there isn't room for much of anything else. …
For the past thirty years the University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) has been sending students to San Sebastián to study the languages and cultures of Spain’s spectacular Basque Provinces. Since the …
Cicerone Ciara here, your personal travel guide to the world! I'm here to give you a look into life around the globe. Not sure if Valencia is the place for …
You can build relationships anywhere and that's exactly what Joanna Lingenfelter found in a little panino shop in Reggio Emilia, Italy. On a day-trip to Reggio Emilia in December, I ran …
Written by Trevor Foster, a student from California State University, Chico, who studied in Reggio Emilia Spring 2015 There are three major themes that come to my mind when thinking about …
It is more than common to have our students explore beyond the city their program is in. For instance, traveling to Valencia for the weekend. Sharing her experience is Laura Hilty, currently …
