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From Stranger to Local: My Study Abroad Story in Italy

Perugia was never just a place on a map to me, it became a rhythm, a routine, and a  version of myself I didn’t know I was capable of becoming.   When I first arrived, everything felt unfamiliar in a way that felt both overwhelming and exciting. Life…

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Italy

Dear Perugia,

I’m down to my last ten days studying abroad here, and honestly, I’m not handling it well. I arrived at the beginning of January, and now somehow it’s already the middle of April. These have been the fastest months of my life. Months packed with memories…

Addi Obermeyer

Activities, Events, & Excursions

Sports Events in Sydney!

King’s Basketball Game This was the first sporting event I attended for my semester abroad. We were given pink wigs to wear in support of breast cancer awareness, specifically to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation in honor of the late Australian basketball…

Winnie Welch

England/Wales

Between the Gap: London and Me

I think I keep coming back to one specific question: what will you actually remember about London? The first time my mom asked me, I was sure it would be something big, like Big Ben or Camden Town, or something worth taking a picture of and showing off…

Romina Ruiz-Tranquilino

Italy

The Haunting Heart of Perugia

Perugia won’t tell you about its ghosts. You can’t hear them over the lively chatter from a  café. Instead, this ancient city wears its hauntings on every building, street sign, and  ground stone. To visit Perugia is to walk through layers of time, where…

Ann Botros

Study Abroad Tips

What Andy Bernard Said…

I’ve been home for a month and here are my largest take aways: Yes, I have changed! For the better. And so have the people around me! It takes both parties to recognize things aren’t going to go back to exactly how they were before you left for abroad…

Paige Nicely

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