Poverty and Education in Kisumu Slums
Story by Madeleine Hahn-Smith ⎜ Photo by Aneri Shah Karibu Kenya! “Karibu” – meaning welcome, is one of the first KiswahiliContinue Reading
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Feeling Homesick at Home
Story by Tori Baldassini, Global Co-op ⎜ Photo by Lauren Scornavacca When I left Boston to go to Ecuador for six monthsContinue Reading
Yellow Fury
Story by Gabriela Bentham-Garcia, Global Co-op⎜Photo by Silvia Diaz We all have romantic visions of studies abroad; meeting interesting people, eatingContinue Reading
The Land of Jamón, Siestas, and Yankophiles
By Laura Rodriguez, Global Co-op Star Wars and Kill Bill. slang, memes, Hollywood—the diner that is. “You know, there’s movieContinue Reading
The Caribbean Conundrum of Cuba
By Paige Welch, Global Co-op (Any views or opinions expressed in the following article are strictly those of author and doContinue Reading
Rethinking Spring Break in Mexico
By Sophie Horn-Mellish, Global Co-op What could be more attractive than an all-inclusive resort in Mexico for spring break? Beautiful oceanContinue Reading
Insightful in Israel
By Jakob Leichtman, Global Co-op Warm weather, beautiful beaches, and counter-terrorism are quite the combination. That’s what my family and friendsContinue Reading
Coffee is the Bedouin Way of Life
Photos by Rei Segali Story by Lindsey Bressler, Global Co-op Bedouins are traditionally nomadic Arab Muslim tribes who have lived inContinue Reading
The Benefits of Returning
By Rachael Phillips, Global Co-op As part of the study abroad community in high school and now a student at Northeastern,Continue Reading
Traveling Through a Divided Kingdom
By Devin Windelspecht, Global Co-op The streets that wind their way through Belfast used to be battle lines. Twenty years ago,Continue Reading
