Six tips for traveling in the U.K.
By Mia B.
Published May 10, 2022
As of the time I’m writing this, I’ve traveled to London, Glasgow, Edinburgh and the coast of Wales, so I thought I’d share some observations and tips I’ve picked up for traveling in the U.K., for those of you planning to do the same when you’re here. Mia at the Tower…
A girl and her backpack take on France!
By Anna H.
Published April 25, 2022
Spring break looks a little different for everyone, including me! I think spring break is the best time to try new coffee shops, walk around different parks and take lots of springtime photos with friends. This semester, I get to study at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England. It is a unique school,…
The end of first term
By Emilio A.
Published April 13, 2022
At Lancaster University in Lancaster, England, there are two terms that are divided by a month-long spring break! The first term is lent, which recently ended on March 25, and the next term, summer term, will begin April 25. During the first term, I went to lectures and seminars for all of my classes and…
The wanderlust effect
By Anne C.
Published April 1, 2022
Ciao, Hola, Bonjour, Chairete, Hello! A combination of all the greetings I have used since my last blog post! Over the last few weeks, I’ve visited new countries and old friends, and learned about so many exciting cultures. My roommate Ali and I traveled to Milan, Naples and Capri during one of our first weekends…
Three things I love about Lancaster, England
By Mia B.
Published March 25, 2022
Hi all! I didn’t see any Top 10 posts come up for Lancaster when I searched it, so I figured a “here are my favorite things about Lancaster in general” post might be useful for those who are looking into the program or actively planning to go. I’ve also added a photo of a double-decker bus,…
The City of Stories… from a digital storytelling major!
By Anna H.
Published Feb. 23, 2022
When I started at Mizzou, I don’t think I honestly wanted to study abroad. I loved taking classes in Columbia, and getting to use the computer animation resources at the university was helpful in developing my craft. I seriously saw myself staying in Columbia to complete my entire degree. However, when the world came to…
Rediscovering my emotional side
By Mia B.
Published Feb. 17, 2022
When I planned to study abroad in Lancaster, England, I mainly thought I’d learn about “external” things: I’d see some cool cultural landmarks, learn to use a different currency, see how other countries view America… and, of course, have “study abroad experience” on my resume afterward. Instead, I rediscovered that I experience a range of emotions.…
Settling in the U.K.
By Emilio A.
Published Feb. 5, 2022
I am approaching the end of my first month in Lancaster, England, while studying at Lancaster University. It has been a huge change from what I am used to in the United States. A major difference that I have noticed right off the bat is the coursework. All of my classes DO NOT have weekly…
Christmas markets in the United Kingdom
By Edith R.
Published Jan. 4, 2022
During my last several weeks in the U.K., I was traveling around to small towns and big cities. One main thing they all had in common was the Christmas markets. These markets have a wide variety of food offerings such as German, Polish, French and Swiss food or pastries. Some specific foods they had were…
Saying goodbye to Norwich
By Macy L.
Published Dec. 14, 2021
Somehow it is the last week of my semester abroad in Norwich, England. How time really does fly when having fun. When I used to be asked, "What is the best thing you have ever done in your life?" I would say my trip to Europe in 2017. Now my response will be my semester…