College Study Abroad Blog

By Liberal Arts Student Luke Green On Saturday, CIEE Liberal Arts and Open Campus students went on a tour of the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace of Argentina. Comparative Politics...keep reading

BY VANESSA CORREA, Teaching Assistant in the Sustainability and the Environment Program Authored by Vanessa Correa, Teaching Assistant. It is no secret that, since the industrial revolution, environmental contamination has...keep reading

By Professor Bruno Nunes Last November 7th Global Students who take Political Parties and Identity in Latin America GI course and Professor Bruno Nunes visited the National Historical Museum to...keep reading

Captain’s log: it has been approximately 4 weeks since the temperature has reached more than 18°C. I am thankful that my every move doesn’t induce a pool of sweat but...keep reading

For just about as long as I can remember I have been learning about World War II. As a younger child you aren’t privy to the intricate details of what...keep reading

The Fall semester in Taipei is almost halfway through and our students have already done so much! Enjoy words from the students themselves, and pictures from our various travels and...keep reading

23 June, 2017 The French have recently held a presidential election between Front National (FN) candidate Marine Le Pen, and La République En Marche! (LREM) candidate and now president Emmanuel...keep reading

Sitting in one of the many cafes surrounding Place des Lices in the heart of historic Rennes with two of my fellow American friends, the typical grey skies of Bretagne...keep reading

A piece of advice that was given to me by my French professor, before arriving here in France, is that the French love to talk politics and they will most...keep reading