Around the first week of December, Lyon hosts a giant light festival all over the city. From large sculptures, projections on the buildings and spectacles in the sky, La Fête …
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Around the first week of December, Lyon hosts a giant light festival all over the city. From large sculptures, projections on the buildings and spectacles in the sky, La Fête …
Ah, New Zealand. Renowned for its natural resources and breathtaking scenery, New Zealand is the ideal study abroad destination for those who love being outdoors. The seasons are opposite of …
Dinner started as it always does. Around eight thirty I’m called to the table, I sit down and help serve. Every day my host family asks about my classes, how …
If the title of this post caught your eye, likely you're looking for some unconventional study abroad destinations. While it's totally okay to be drawn to traditional places like most …
This week marks a month since I left my old life behind and moved to Italy for four months. On one hand, time has flown by and on another it …
My first week in Thailand…What can I say except “wow”? It has been a whirlwind. I met the most amazing and generous people, made my own scarf and bag from …
As a Political Science and International Affairs double major, I knew that I wanted to study abroad in a place that has a rich culture, has the ability to enhance …
First and foremost, congratulations on choosing to make this incredible journey! Once the high of deciding to study abroad wears down, preparing for your study abroad in Seoul, South Korea may …
Now that you’ve decided to study abroad, the next (and most important) question you must answer is “where?” If you’ve already narrowed down your search to Korea, you’re in luck. …
Hello again folx. My name is Cassandra Kazimierza and I am a gay, non-binary transfemme, and my pronouns are she/her and they/them. You may remember me from my first article …
