College Study Abroad Blog

By Professor Hernán Ronsino The urban chronicles that are presented below were written in the History and Literature course coordinated by Professor Hernán Ronsino, in the Liberal Arts program of...keep reading

By Professor Hernán Ronsino The urban chronicles that are presented below were written in the History and Literature course coordinated by Professor Hernán Ronsino, in the Liberal Arts program of...keep reading

By Trey Carlisle, Spring 2019 Studying abroad in Nanjing, China through CIEE Nanjing’s Intensive Language and Culture Immersion program was one of the greatest decisions I could have ever made!...keep reading

My experience abroad has definitely not been disappointing. But it has not been the constant, neverending fun that studying abroad is made out to be. As part of all three...keep reading

Living in Korea is an adjustment in general, but living in Korea with diabetes can be extremely hard. With noodle dishes and rice in basically every meal, it seems like...keep reading

Doing a global internship opens many doors for your future career, as well as your personal development. While learning new skills, meeting new people, and conducting business in different languages,...keep reading

Asia and the Pacific are home to some of the world’s oldest cultures, stunning natural landscapes, and delicious foods. Why not experience their incredible wonders this winter break? Each three-and-a-half-week...keep reading

Hello from Rio de Janeiro! I’m Sherice Campbell affectionately known as Philly the #40yearoldfreshman. I’m currently Film student at Dillard University, located in New Orleans, La. In the fall I...keep reading

Surprise tends to be a constant feeling in all of our lives. It’s only natural that we are unable to predict everything that will happen to us. Arriving in Russia...keep reading

By Liberal Arts Student, Luke Green On Wednesday, the Green Business class for Liberal Arts Program went on a visit to a dairy factory owned by La Serenisima in the...keep reading