College Study Abroad Blog

The bass vibrating in my chest, the beat controlling my arms and legs like a marionette doll, the melody and harmony changing roughly every three and a half minutes -...keep reading

Here in Botswana, there are quite a few staple food items that are commonly found at nearly any eatery across the country. We’ve often joked about the portion sizes offered...keep reading

One of my favourite opportunities in Hyderabad has been learning the basics of Kuchipudi, a South Indian classical dance form. Coming from my own background in western dance, it was...keep reading

Hey y'all and welcome back! My last post was dedicated to travel trips while traveling in Europe, but this week I wanted to focus on my very own city: Barcelona...keep reading

Amsterdam, Netherlands I swerved off the bike path. I needed a moment—not to catch my breath, but to gaze at the streaks of pink and orange sunset behind crooked canal...keep reading

Due to a lack of Eastern music dominating Western culture scenes, it’s not often that Americans have the opportunity to attend Korean concerts. My experiences until recently have been limited...keep reading

My time in Cape Town has been incredible. Arriving in Cape Town on a Sunday night before our Monday orientation, I stayed in a local Rondebosch AirBnB nearby. It was...keep reading

A Special Weekend By Liberal Arts Student, Cameron Wilson What a weekend! The CIEE Fall Liberal Arts program was extremely fortunate to go to Iguazu Falls, where we were led...keep reading

Whenever I travel, I believe it is imporant to meet and engage with locals from the area to helpe enrich the experience and to introduce me to places that Google...keep reading

Dumelang! My name is Hannah, and I am studying public and community health this summer at the University of Botswana. As a dorm kid in the summer, most of the...keep reading