Learning, learning, learning
By Maddie R.
Published May 26, 2023
Four months later, I am coming to the end of my study abroad journey in Rome, Italy. Over the past semester, I have learned so much about myself, the people around me, and Italian culture. That’s a lot of learning outside of school, on top of school. It’s safe to say that I am exhausted.…
Springtime in Alicante
By Leslie C.
Published May 25, 2023
With about one month left of my study abroad program, it is difficult to choose which of the impactful and beautiful components of my life here would be best to reflect upon in this blog post. I just got back from spring break travels to Switzerland and Italy, the weather is heating up, Alicante is…
Studying abroad in Prague
By Alexis B.
Published May 24, 2023
Hello! My name is Alexis Berry and I am currently studying abroad in Prague, Czech Republic. I got here on May 20 and will be studying at the Czech University of Life Sciences for a month. After that, I plan to solo travel and visit my other friends in different parts of Europe for 10…
Spring break
By Gibson H.
Published May 23, 2023
This month, I got to experience spring break in Europe. They actually have a 2-week spring break, so my friends and I got to travel around and visit Switzerland and Italy! Our flight to Geneva, Switzerland was $40, and our train ride from Geneva to Italy was $80! It has been an incredible experience to…
Thoughts at the beginning of the last term
By Arianna G.
Published May 19, 2023
It is the start of the last term in the academic year! It feels weird that I am already at this point in my study-abroad experience. I have met few, if any, exchange students that had a year-long program and do think it is quite a different experience compared to only staying a single term.…
‘Food, Wine, and the City,’ or other classes you might take abroad
By Sophia M.
Published May 17, 2023
My time in college is genuinely spent grinding. I would say one of my most significant character flaws is working too hard (future employers, I’m looking at you). Although that is kind of a joke, I do think there is some truth to my downfall: a usual inability to relax. I love to work and…
Meeting new people in Europe
By Arianna G.
Published April 19, 2023
Another term has come to an end. It is nice in some ways but also alludes to starting and finishing the last of coursework assignments. Additionally, it is starting to be more spring-like here which is exciting. I look forward to seeing campus in full bloom. Despite being here for six months, people’s reactions to…
International society trips
By Jordan M.
Published April 14, 2023
After signing up and attending several international society trips through my school I would definitely recommend them to other study abroad students. As an exchange student, joining is free and comes with discounted trip prices. One thing I love about these trips is that they allow me to travel to different cities and places that…
East to West
By Kyleigh S.
Published April 5, 2023
Berlin — Wow. Words cannot describe the immense amount of history the buildings and streets of Berlin speak — a brisk 36 hours in the city of graffiti, techno, delicious food and so much more. For future "study abroaders," I highly recommend a trip to Berlin. While the frigid weather took a little getting used…
The art of existing alone
By Maddie R.
Published April 3, 2023
One thing that comes with studying abroad is the inevitability of being alone, probably more often than you ever have been in your life. At this point in my semester, I have spent time in three countries alone: Italy (obvs), France and Switzerland — in that order. And I can say that every time I…