Oscar Ceballos

Dominika Struk, student from the University of Illinois at Chicagoparticipating last Spring 2018 semester in #CIEE Seville Communication, New media and Journalism program, was looking for an exceptional person to...keep reading

Lisa Pierotte is a student from the University of Alabama in Huntsville who last summer participated in the Global Internship program in Seville. We interviewed her in order to know...keep reading

Liza French, Clark University student participating last Spring 2018 semester in CIEE Seville's Liberal Arts program, visited independent radio station 'Radiópolis' with her course Spanish Skills in Context: Podcast Reportin'...keep reading

Abraham Álvarez (aka Abekoco), Student Life Coordinator and Photographer, went to explore the newly open bar at the 37th floor of Torre Sevilla. As a matter of fact, this is...keep reading

On May 10th, after an intense semester abroad, the students of the Business & Society program, Spring 2018 term, bade farewell to their peers, professors and CIEE staff during the...keep reading

Laura Place, student of the Communications, New Media and Journalism Spanish program, interviews her professor Marina Blesa. Marina awaits the answers of her students with an ever-encouraging expression. She smiles...keep reading

There's more to Seville than soccer. This is the story of basketball star Ryan Kelly, former Duke, LA Lakers and Houston Rockets NBA player, as told by future sports journalist...keep reading

Kashaf Momin interviewed by Annie Quigley and Asa Goldstein on celebrating International Women's Day in Seville from CIEE SEVILLE on Vimeo . Dear friends, Our Spring 2018 semester advances and...keep reading

Dear friends, We’re two weeks into our Spring 2018 semester and the students participating in the first semester of the Communication, New Media and Journalism English CIEE program in Seville...keep reading

Dear friends, Greetings from Seville. Our Fall 2017 semester ended a couple of weeks ago after 15 weeks of shared experiences and intense academic work. The majority of our students...keep reading