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Daniel exploring "la Tigra" National Park in Honduras

Returning to Honduras With a New Perspective

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How spending a year in the United States' current socio-political climate has affected my human rights work in Central America.
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Showing off one of my favourite issues I worked on in Charleston.

How to Make the Most of an Internship Abroad

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The end of an internship is a leap into your career.
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If Being an Expat is a Competition, I Might Be Losing

If Being an Expat is a Competition, I Might Be Losing

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How does one "do" Switzerland properly, anyway?
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Iris with her after-school snack, 100 per cent natural (and ultra-pink) dragon fruit juice.

Day in the Life: A National Security Language Initiative Student

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A glimpse into what life looks like studying Mandarin in Taiwan. 
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Maya and a friend at Munich's Oktoberfest.

How I Got Past the Language Learning Plateau

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My German was slow to improve in Munich. Here's why.
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Anna and her friends watching a Madrid sunset

What to Expect From Reverse Culture Shock

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How can you settle back into a place that should feel familiar, but no longer feels like home?
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Iris with her host family in New Taipei City, Taiwan.

Perspiration: Adjusting to Life in Taiwan

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My first week abroad was marked by a lot of sweat. 
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Unlocking Taiwan With Music

Unlocking Taiwan With Music

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How Chinese pop hits have taught me cultural lessons no textbook ever can.
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Maya and Nicolas in Germany

Germany: Where Extracurriculars Are Harder & Classes Easier

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A Canadian and Colombian reflect on the differences studying abroad.  
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Ashley exploring Ireland

4 Challenges to Expect as a Digital Nomad

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Want to become location independent? Be prepared to compromise.
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An Outsider's Perspective on U.S. Politics

An Outsider's Perspective on U.S. Politics

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It's an interesting—and frustrating—time to live abroad in America.
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Spencer and a friend dancing at the ceilidh.

Finding a Sense of Belonging Abroad

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What happens when the novelty wears off?
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