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Slower way of life

By Shon S.

Published Oct. 21, 2023

Ciao everyone, my name is Shon and I am currently studying abroad here at Florence University of Arts for six weeks. Thanks to being ahead in completing my major requirements at Mizzou, I had the freedom to explore unique courses that truly sparked my excitement. Ultimately, I chose to immerse myself in two paths that…

Overnight trip to Yeosu and Suncheon

By Halie N.

Published Oct. 19, 2023

I got to start off my trip to South Korea with a bang! On our first Saturday in the city we got to do an overnight trip to the beach city Yeosu where another CNU campus is located. We got to visit an amazing museum. Not only did it use technology to show different types…

Architecture abroad

By Lilly A.

Published Oct. 17, 2023

https://flic.kr/p/2pgVvTS The Vatican museum My time abroad taught me many things about not only Italy, but myself. Going abroad was both scary and exciting in many ways. I had never flown overseas before, especially not by myself. I had never been to Europe, I didn’t know a single person in my class, I wasn’t sure…

September

By Ximena R.

Published Oct. 14, 2023

The semester is divided into two parts at Florence University of the Arts: the first half is a three week session (I had two classes: a sketching in Florence class and a photography class) and the second half is a 12 week session. My first half of the semester I had struggled having class all…

Arriving in Bergen, Norway

By Phillip L.

Published Oct. 10, 2023

Hallo! My name is Phillip and I’m a junior studying computer science and math. This semester, I’m studying 4,200 miles away from Mizzou at the University of Bergen (UiB) in Bergen, Norway! Over the next few months, hopefully I can show you what it’s like studying abroad and some of the experiences specific to living…

Museums of Milan

By Kierra J.

Published Oct. 5, 2023

Over the course of my summer in Italy, I tried to see as much art and culture as I possibly could. In my free time, I explored the numerous museums Milan had to offer, many of which offer discounts to students. The city is home to various world-renowned museums, such as Fondazione Prada, La Triennale,…

September recap – Madrid, Spain

By Aidan R.

Published Oct. 3, 2023

https://flic.kr/p/2pgVW4S La Sagrada Familia – Barcelona Wow! That is the only reaction I can muster to describe the events of my first month studying abroad in Madrid. When I began my study abroad journey, I was told to have realistic expectations; but I found myself asking, what does realistic mean? Am I going to develop…

Arriving in England

By Audrey D.

Published Oct. 2, 2023

Long before I ever decided to come to Manchester, I went to a study abroad fair. I didn’t know it at the time, but my decision to walk through the doors of Memorial Union that day would have an insane impact on my life. It was there that I met an exchange student from the…

First month in Korea

By Jenna N.

Published Sept. 29, 2023

I arrived in Seoul, South Korea on Aug. 17 at around 2:30 p.m. Thankfully, I had a friend who was able to pick me up from Incheon International Airport. She helped me get to the hotel I would be staying at for two days before moving into my dormitory. Thanks to her, my transition period…

The charms of Ueno Park

By Christopher H.

Published Sept. 26, 2023

Among the parks in Tokyo, Ueno Park is certainly not one to miss. This massive park houses a myriad of flowers and trees, but also several cafes, museums and temples. Thanks to this, its charm evolves along with the season. In spring, Ueno boasts cherry blossom trees and spacious areas for hanami. Folks would bring…