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
Category: Europe
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
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
Why is Geneva the Best Place for an International Affairs Major?
By Geerija Aggarwal, Study Abroad Laying on the sand, tanning by the lake, with a view of the Alps andContinue 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
Vacation in Context: Youth Unemployment and Birth Rate in Spain
By Sophie Horn-Mellish, Dialogue of Civilizations The south of Spain conjures up images of beautiful beaches, Sangria with Tapas, andContinue Reading
Two Sides of the Same Story
by Gabriela Beatham-Garcia, Global Co-op I’ve always been taught that there’s at least two sides to the same story. ThisContinue Reading
Srebrenica: History and Memory
by Matthew Kokkinos, Dialogue of Civilizations Bosnia and Herzegovina is a small, nearly landlocked country tucked away in the Balkans.Continue Reading
Reflections on Mount Olympus
by Catherine Hogan, Study Abroad What does enlightenment feel like? I have often wonder what it will feel like whenContinue Reading
