College Study Abroad Blog

By Open Campus Student, Andraya Parenteau Thursday evening ended with all of Open Campus students, Block I, packing for the excursion to Bariloche, Patagonia the next day! Friday began very...keep reading

Visit to Villa Fraga Neighbourhood By Professors Pablo Forte, Ezequiel Filgueira Risso and Iván Greco The City of Buenos Aires is known for its cultural diversity. During the Sustainability and...keep reading

Warm and sunny weather tangoed this noon for J-term students gathering at "El Zanjón de Granados", where we met for a visit. We had the chance to visit a typical...keep reading

By Alex Sorensen, St. Olaf College Hello! My name is Alexa Sorensen, and I'm a student from St Olaf College, studying on our Global Semester program. We have been traveling...keep reading

By Fall Liberal Arts Student, Vuk Muyot. Buenos Aires is one of the cities with the most libraries in the world. In the History and Literature course, we visited two...keep reading

By Spring Liberal Arts Student, Maggie McCabe Being asked to reflect on my experience studying abroad, I don’t even know where to begin. I vividly remember boarding my second leg...keep reading

As if Buenos Aires’ didn’t have enough going for it – with its cultural largesse, tree-lined boulevards, fascinating history, world-famous beef, and passionate tango. Now this cosmopolitan city is playing...keep reading

By Professors Bruno Nunes and Natalia Nadal Some days ago, Intercultural Communication and Leadership students from Open Campus, Block I, went for a Graffiti Tour in Palermo's neighborhood to get...keep reading

Fall Block II - Mendoza Mendoza is located in the southwest of the region of New Cuyo, to the west of the country, bordering San Juan to the north, Neuquén...keep reading

Fall Block I - Córdoba Córdoba is the second most important city in Argentina and the main city in the central region of the country. The city has important historical,...keep reading