College Study Abroad Blog

About a year ago, I decided to go to South Africa and made my mom cry. Most of the things people knew about this country were so negative related to...keep reading

As a study abroad student, I am chained to the labels of being a woman, a Muslim, a Sri Lankan, and a brown-skinned American. The cultural and religious expectations that...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

January means summer in Cape Town, and our J Term students certainly got 2020 off to a tasty start! To make the most of the sunshine, this week our J...keep reading

The Student Representative Council, or SRC, was the first opportunity to get involved with the CIEE community that I had heard of in preparing to leave for my study abroad...keep reading

In my time in South Asia, I have truly grown to love wearing Indian clothes. However, it is hard not to feel a slight twang of guilt when I say...keep reading

This past weekend, I travelled from Hyderabad to Tirupati to experience this spiritual center of Andhra Pradesh. In the four hour line for the express Darshan to see the Sri...keep reading

I had a very fortunate chance of being able to go see BTS while I was in Korea. It was for their 6th Muster concert in Seoul, Day 2(June 23,...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

Maybe you’re already familiar with terms like the heterosexual matrix , queer gaze , and Gaga feminism . But have you considered how language, representation, and power shape your experience...keep reading