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Being Comfortable Being Uncomfortable

Before this semester I had never traveled by myself. I’ve been to lots of places, but alone. However I knew I wanted to study abroad and I wanted to go somewhere different. That’s how I found myself in New Zealand- 10,000 miles from home with an 18 hour…

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Latin America

Final Reflections from Costa Rica

Originally published by Augsburg CGEE – reposted with permission. This is a guest blog post from our student, Kaela Hawkins, Spelman College. Kaela studied abroad on the semester program, “New Activisms, Human Rights and Social Justice” which travels…

Arcadia Abroad

Italy

Mercato Centrale: Where Tradition Meets Modernity

In the middle of Florence is Mercato Centrale—not a market, but a vibrant reflection of the city's heritage and changing food landscape. Whether foodie, hungry visitor, or local buying fresh produce, a visit to Mercato Centrale is an experience complete…

Audrey Radick

England/Wales

Three Lessons I Have Learned From Studying Abroad

Now that I have been back in my hometown of St. Louis, I have reflected a lot on my experience studying abroad in London. My family and friends have commented on how much I changed in the four months I spent away from home. I have felt it myself. I believe…

Avery M. Porter

Italy

A Perfect Saturday in Perugia

Let’s be real: sitting down on a Thursday night and suddenly realizing you don’t have any plans for the weekend is a study abroad student’s nightmare. I know because it happened to me. Twice. But when this happened to me and my roommates, we quickly brainstormed…

Gabby Brown

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