Cassidy Duran

Over the last week, participants in Perth have been learning on their feet -- and having a great time doing it! The week started with a trip to Perth Zoo... keep reading

Anywhere you go in the world, you’ll find that towns, states, and countries are all brought together by recreation. There is possibly no better example of this than Australia, where... keep reading

The students in Perth have been flat out the past couple of days. In between the seafaring expeditions of Shipwreck Museum, the conservation focus of the Seed Bank, the local... keep reading

Maybe the only downside of heading off to Australia is the amount of time it takes to get there. After more than thirty hours of travel, we arrived in Perth... keep reading

Whenever I arrive in a new place, I take a walk to get my bearings and try to suss out the general vibe of a place (okay, full disclosure, I’m... keep reading

One of the many advantages of studying in Perth is the number of outdoor activities we are able to enjoy year-round. Even in winter, the weather usually affords fine enough... keep reading

Although we’ve been learning in class and on-the-go for nearly two weeks, today was the first full day the students got to spend with locals kids in their local classrooms... keep reading

When you’re in a new place, especially in another country, it can be difficult to find belonging. Feeling out of place can make you isolated, or lonely, or homesick. But... keep reading

When people think of Australia, images of expansive beaches, endless sunshine and some pretty unique animals usually come to mind. This week, students didn't just get to see the furry... keep reading

As with any trip designed to land you halfway around the world, you expect there to be a few hiccups along the way. After flight delays, lost luggage, and more... keep reading