College Study Abroad Blog

Since coming to Seoul, one of my favorite districts to explore has been Insadong. Located near the famous Gyeongbokgung Palace, the area is known for its many tea houses, art...keep reading

As an International Studies Major with concentrations in Political Science and Economics, many of the phenomena I study revolve around capitalist systems. I consider it an important part of my...keep reading

In a foreign country, under the constant threat of becoming stressed or lonely, I think it’s important to keep oneself active and engaged in the new environment. There is a...keep reading

Be Ware: If You Say 안녕하세요, Everyone Will Think You Speak Korean One of the things I worried about most in studying in Korea was that I would never practice...keep reading

Hello! My name is Imti Hassan, this is actually one of the first blogs that I have written during my time abroad. Let me tell you a few things about...keep reading

Although it can be a bit annoying to have a large pop-up store and exhibit located right in the hall leading to the entrance of Sinchon station (near exit 2),...keep reading

Five Songs I Can't Escape In Korea, But I'm Not Mad About It Stereotype- STAYC STAYC has recently become one of the girl groups who's comebacks I look most forward...keep reading

Have you ever felt like an old piece of pink bubblegum stuck to the bottom of a dirty sneaker that has then stepped in several puddles that end up leaving...keep reading

Six Times I Was Convinced That Korea Was Living In The Future 1. Umbrella Bags Rains falls heavy and frequent here in Seoul, and local businesses do not want our...keep reading