Studying abroad in Florence is guaranteed to be one of the greatest experiences of your life. The friends you meet and the memories you make will last a lifetime. The only thing you won’t want to last is that extra weight you’re about to gain. It happens to all of us at some point while...Read More
Studying abroad in Florence is guaranteed to be one of the greatest experiences of your life. The friends you meet and the memories you make will last a lifetime. The only thing you won’t want to last is that extra weight you’re about to gain. It happens to all of us at some point while...Read More
Do you love writing, photography, and generally sharing your wanderlust online? We want you to contribute to Those Who Wander! We want to write what you want to read, so if you’re interested in helping us to keep producing current, relevant content that study abroaders will relate to, we want to hear from you. Not...Read More
By Virginia Fay Moving abroad brings with it benefits, challenges, and, most of all, a whole new perspective. One of the greatest gifts of living in a different culture is obtaining a new worldview and, in the best cases, cultivating a deeper sense of empathy and understanding of other cultures. In order to cultivate these...Read More
Widely considered one of the world’s most beautiful languages, there’s no denying that Italian is pleasing to the ear. Speaking it? Doesn’t always feel as smooth. If you’re studying in Italy, or just love the language (who can blame you, it’s the language with the most descriptive words for food in the world), you’re probably...Read More
Moving to a new country brings with it, along with the incomparable pleasure of inhabiting a new culture, a fair amount of stumbling blocks along the way. And it’s safe to say that an inability to communicate will only magnify each of these inconveniences. Learning a culture’s tongue is not only the quickest route to...Read More
By Eileen MacTigue Figuring out what to fill the precious allotted 50 pounds in your suitcase with before venturing across the pond is tricky business. Here, we’ll outline what you’ll want to be sure to remember and what you can wait to purchase. What To Bring: 1. External Charger You’ll find yourself in cities you’ve...Read More
So you’re headed to Europe with your dictionary in hand, but there are a few words they may have left out. Before you arrive abroad, make sure to review our list of the top eight slang words that are used across Europe! And if anything we say here inspires you to travel through Europe with...Read More
By Katie Smith 1. There’s no such thing as summertime sadness when your weekends look like this until November. 2. New school year, new you 3. Leather leggings look better with a cobblestone backdrop 4. Two Words: Fashion Week. It’s just a train ride away! 5. One word: Oktoberfest 6. The Loops are better than Froot...Read More
By Katie Smith Okay, so you’re a tourist…that doesn’t mean you have to look like one. To travel is to embrace foreign cultures, to taste food with ingredients you have never heard of, and to soak in your surroundings as if you’ll never be here to see them again. You play the part, so it’s...Read More
By Study Abroad Apartments Whether it’s for a week, a month, or a year, studying abroad is something that takes planning! To ensure that you get the best experience possible, it is important that you choose a living space that has all of the accommodations necessary for a successful experience. After all, no one wants to be stuck...Read More
By Scott Heptonstall So you’ve made it! You’ve arrived in Roma with only minor incidents occurring on your travels and may have (probably) already bumped into multiple beautiful Italian men or lady friends who will no doubt be the perfect specimens of the human form. That will happen a lot now that you are here....Read More
