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February 3, 2020
Happy new year! Welcome to 2020, the start of a new decade and the year by which many study abroad organizations pledged to double the number of Americans studying abroad...keep reading
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January 17, 2020
Members of our student life team look after the health and general wellbeing of all students; organize extra-curricular activities; and are the day-to-day student contacts for any questions or concerns...keep reading
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November 25, 2019
Alright so this blog is going to be geared more towards my low-income siblings near and far who, just like their peers, want to take advantage of the Study Abroad...keep reading
Navigating visas, moving away, and facing the unknown.keep reading
Do you know that feeling, when you know that you’re on the brink of something big? That you are in the midst of something you will remember for forever ?...keep reading
On Thursday, students took advantage of the beautiful weather by working at Vert le Jardin, a community garden in Rennes. Students worked in teams to complete various tasks. Students weeded...keep reading
The past three weeks have flown by, but today was our last full day in Madrid. We started the morning by sharing our final projects. We had the creativity and...keep reading
On July 24th we went to Chichen Itzá, one of the most anticipated trips of this program, because this archeological zone is one of the newest seven wonders of the...keep reading
Earlier this week, outside Government Buildings in Dublin, the Frederick Douglass Global Fellows were honored to meet Micheál Martin, the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland. He wished the Fellows céad...keep reading
For the past week, all of the neighborhood groups have been roating through different activities to help them learn more about Spanish culture. One of these activities was a Spanish...keep reading
Is a heatwave going on in Seoul? Just wanting to do something in the air conditioning? Then the movies are the place to go! Relax in some nice seats and...keep reading
Ingredients: Dough Corn flour Salt Minced garlic Water Filling Shredded cheese Refried blackbeans *Canola oil for frying Instructions: 1. Mix dough until smooth 2. Form into 5 balls and then...keep reading
Today we visited the Rosewood gardens and woodworking shop. We strolled through the gardens, using all of our senses to discover the different plants that grow there. Some students even...keep reading
Spotlight on Bill Bull
Hola/Hello! For every person reading this, thank you for taking the time to learn a little about me. I am hoping to keep you updated on various adventures and experiences...keep reading
Saturday was the second day in Marrakech for students. In the morning, students departed for a mini-excursion to Ourika Valley, located in the Moroccan High Atlas along the Ourika River...keep reading
Today, we got the honor to have attended a personal walking tour with Terry Fagan, a strong individual who bravely shared his and others stories of the early 1900s Monto...keep reading
Today's featured blogger is Freyda Liswardi. Freyda shares her experience talking with locals over the past two weeks. _____________ On the way to Glendalough, our tour guide (more on him...keep reading
This week we've had the pleasure of doing an array of activities furthering our immersive experience in the vibrant city of Barcelona. Our students' palettes were tantalized in a cooking...keep reading