Water isn’t free: Remember back in the states when you’d walk into a restaurant on a hot afternoon and be greeted by a tall, cold glass of water? And it’s free? Well, that’s a luxury you’ll have to do without, I’m afraid. During your time in Europe, ordering a water means getting a tiny, room-temperature bottle...Read More
In partnership with Outdoor Interlaken as part of the #GetBusyLiving series & contest. Try telling me that views back home match the stunningly picturesque landscape of Switzerland; I’ll have to stop you right there, because there’s just no way any other views compare to the pristine Swiss countryside from over 400 feet above it. The majestic hills...Read More
In partnership with Outdoor Interlaken as part of the #GetBusyLiving series & contest. Italian 101 not thrilling enough for you? Homework not giving you the adrenaline rush you came abroad for? Sounds like it’s time to drop the books, skip the city and have yourself a weekend in one of Europe’s premier destinations: Interlaken. Set...Read More
Vini & Panini The best Panini in all of Positano can be found at Vini & Panini. Whether you create your own masterpiece or order from one of the selected sandwiches from off the menu, there is no way to be disappointed. PRO TIP: Post up with one of these bad boys on the beach...Read More
By: Peter Gerolamo Rome has an endless supply of bars, restaurants, and cafes to choose from. From quick stop-and-go cafes to formal dining, you can find basically everything under the sun in the Eternal City. As a student living in Prati, I did most of my shopping and eating near my residence. As a college...Read More
By: Matteo Fardella Ah yes, moving away from home is a scary thing, a new culture, new language, new people, new everything. Nobody wants to be that outsider that sticks out like a sore thumb in their new surroundings, that person who knows people are talking about them but can’t understand what is being said. As much...Read More
Take classes that actually interest you.– Believe it or not, study abroad does involve studying. The classes you take have an amazing way of rounding out your cultural experience. Don’t choose classes that simply seem the easiest, but choose the classes that seem most interesting to you. Travel. Travel. Travel.—Your professors aren’t naïve; they...Read More
If there’s anyone who knows a thing or two about a good sandwich, it’s this girl right here. I firmly believe that the best meal of the day is a good lunch with friends and so having lived in Florence for quite some time now, I took it upon myself to investigate and then share...Read More
The idea of packing the right amount and right type of belongings can be very daunting when you prepare to venture to another country for several months. If you’re anything like me, you are somewhat convinced that each article of clothing you own will experience major FOMO if it doesn’t take the trip across the...Read More
By Sara Wiseman The leaves are crisping at the end of twigs. Elbowing men, women and children to get through piazzas isn’t wholly necessary anymore. Your favorite gypsies are bundling up. The smell of fall is in the air! Here are few things you need to know about fall in Europe: 1. Chill out. I...Read More
This summer I spent six weeks studying abroad in Italy. Best time of my life? That doesn’t even begin to describe it. You have an entire semester in Europe ahead of you, so get excited for the amazing adventure that awaits you! By the time you return home you will be well-versed in European life. In the meantime...Read More
By Sara Wiseman The street music is filling the piazzas, the bra-less gypsies are flipping their fruitless cups and it’s a great day to be in Europe. You’re strolling past the Pantheon with your linen pants, baguette and flowing scarf exploring the new surroundings. “You look super European!” a friend says. Like the ugly duckling...Read More
