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Student Spotlight - Abigail Clifford, Moroccan Women's Football Team Making History

By Rihane Zoubairi at CIEE

Football, football, football! Football, known as soccer in only a few countries, finds its origins all the way to the time of the Aztecs. However, the game we know today... keep reading

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Featured Blogger: Patrick Wanamaker

By Julianne O'Connell at CIEE

I am happy to bring you a blog post from Patrick Wanamaker, one of our Session II students. Patrick is from Seattle, Washington and shares his thoughts on the school... keep reading

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Featured Blogger: Virgenya Zhu

By Julianne O'Connell at CIEE

I am happy to share a blog post with you from Virgenya Zhu, a Mandela Leadership Student from Session II. Virgenya is originally from New York City and she shares... keep reading

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El Metro de Madrid

By Becky Ratero Greenberg at CIEE

When I asked students in my group to write a blog post, Tyler and Oona, our two guest writers for today, asked what they should write about. I suggested they... keep reading

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A DAY IN DUN LAOGHAIRE: A GUEST BLOG BY STUDENT ALAINA MUNDT

By Hailie Mentz at CIEE

We went to Dun Laoghaire on Sunday. It’s a little fishing town in Dublin that was amazing. When we first got there, it was sunny, and we met in a... keep reading

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Bonding Outside Madrid: Valencia

By Becky Ratero Greenberg at CIEE

A note from the PL: the last full weekend in Spain, the Honors Global Navigators took a trip to Valencia, where they engaged in cultural activities like visiting the Museo... keep reading

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Reflections on Rome- by Guest Blogger Abby A. (Session 1)

By Alexis Savas at CIEE

The last few weeks spent in Rome have been an incredible experience. It has been an informative, exhilarating, unforgettable, and simply put: an adventurous ride. Throughout the trip we visited... keep reading

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Parting Thoughts - A Student Point of View

By Ellen Renard at CIEE

This Blog was written by one of our students, Emily Vu! Summary of what the CIEE program was like? Embarking on the CIEE Sydney Australia program was an absolute blast... keep reading

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Wrapping Up - A Student Point of View

By Ellen Renard at CIEE

This blog was written by one of our students, Ryan Chan! G’day! I’m Ryan Chan from San Jose, California, and I have had an absolute blast during my time here... keep reading

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Guest blogger - Solié Thress

By Pam Scheaffer at CIEE

The final excursion of the CIEE Rennes Honor Program is a canoe trip down a beautiful river with the friends you’ve made in the program. The amazing part of CIEE... keep reading

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A Journey into Dutch Masterpieces and Cultural Splendor by Caelinn Ford- Student Takeover

By Lisette Aguila at CIEE

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam stands as a beacon of art, culture, and history, inviting visitors from around the world to embark on a mesmerizing journey through the treasures of Dutch... keep reading

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Student Spotlight - What's it like to live with a host family?

By Ami Hauser at CIEE

This post was written by one of our students - Zaevion Hyman I love my host family how I love my family at home! My time at my homestay is... keep reading

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Student Spotlight - Miriam Berry, On Fridays, We Eat Couscous

By Ashlyn Thomas at CIEE

Couscous is a traditional Moroccan dish, eaten on Fridays - the day of congregational prayer. Huge groups gather around one big table a eat the dish together, normally by hand... keep reading

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A Day at Taronga Zoo

By Alex Mirande at CIEE

This blog post was written by one of our students, Sam! Hello everyone! My name is Sam Feldman, and I am a rising Senior from Raleigh, North Carolina. For my... keep reading

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Coast and Cricket - Student Point of View

By Ellen Renard at CIEE

This blog post was written by one of our students, Emma! Hello everyone! My name is Emma Robinson, and I am currently a part of the Australian Conservation from Land... keep reading