Discovering Southwest England
Story and Photo by Liam Monahan, Study Abroad While it is a well-known vacation destination for Brits, southwest England isContinue Reading
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Ohrid Alone
Photo Essay by Brenna Ransden, Personal Travel I took my first solo trip by necessity. Desperate to skip town butContinue Reading
More Than Just Its Wars and Conflicts
Story by Taylor Niederland, Global Co-op⎜Photo by Taylor Niederland “You’re co-oping in Syria?! … in Siberia?!” “No, I’m co-oping inContinue Reading
Inspired to Act
Story by Nile Drochak, Dialogue of Civilizations⎜Photo by Annie Sigl As I shoved my unfolded clothes into my suitcase and snatched myContinue Reading
What’s So Special About Geneva?
Story by Marcus Mahtemework, Dialogue of Civilizations⎜Photo by Marcus Mahtemework We all have colorful expectations of studying abroad. Whether theContinue Reading
A Day In The Life Of A Student Living In The “Happiest Country On Earth”
Story by Miracle Olatunji, Study Abroad⎜Photo by Miracle Olatunji Year after year, Denmark has been consistently voted as the happiestContinue Reading
“Amsterdam’s Market-ability”
Story by Lindsay Lowery, Study Abroad⎜Photo by Will Lake The lure of class-free days with no responsibilities is exemplified inContinue Reading
Pub Culture: More than just a Pint
Story by Erin Cutroneo, NUin⎜Photo by Danielle Vandre I am of the NU.in legacy: a newly accepted freshman who electedContinue 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
When an American Girl Meets an Italian Samaritan
Story by Jolaade Okanlawon, Study Abroad After spending four months attending a study abroad program at John Cabot University, IContinue Reading
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