By: Carrie Roberts, hooking us up with a short words about how to make the most of any travel scenario The problem with travel is, nothing’s perfect. The weather may be complete crap, you may get stuck sitting next to that guy who smells like onions on the train, you may forget your jacket to...Read More
Summer study abroad sessions get the best weather, but if you’re not careful, you may be spending too much of your time in crowded piazzas with the sun beating down on your back and hoards of sweaty tourists or locals with no concern for personal space getting in your grill. We know b ack in...Read More
By Tom DeFeo Once the epicenters of all human civilizations, city markets have always acted as the centers of any region’s commerce, but more importantly, they served as primary vehicles for the flow of the world’s religions, arts and ideas as well as epic diseases. Today, with the advent of modern amenities, city markets may not...Read More
by Kelley Robinson As a journalism major in college, I was lucky enough pick up a few tips that are easy to share on improving your photography while abroad. Here are a few easy ways to take enhance your photo excursions before you press the Facebook share button. Rule of Thirds A friend and I...Read More
Take a chance, grab an adventure. Four years, ten years, 45 years later you will never regret it. This summer you will be given the opportunity of a lifetime, one that, contrary to popular belief, does not include a suit and briefcase. Seize the opportunity and take a trip to Europe, drive cross-country, trek...Read More
by Kelsey Flanigan “You won’t look like this lost tourist with Bus2Alps” read the sign, as I walked through the Rutger’s Involvement Fair. My outfit for the “lost tourist,” safari hat and all, was a visual representation of what will never happen with Bus2Alps. With us you will never be staring at maps (and missing the scenery)...Read More
by Erin O’Conner You know, when I think of the word “culture”, a lot of things come to mind… Traditions and customs, languages, music, clothing, history, architecture, the arts. But I must admit: the number one thing that I think of is always FOOD! There are so many delicious, exquisite, to-die-for, unbelievably tasty foods in...Read More
Tips to Avoid Getting Scammed or Lost in Europe Europe is a wonderland – some study abroad students see it as one massive playground and they’re ready for the thrills. You can travel to tons of different places, experience old cultural traditions and taste new dishes, all while learning a lot about yourself along the...Read More
This spring is going to be the best semester of your college career. But you already know this, right? Well one thing you may not realize is that it’s super beneficial for you to start planning ahead, especially when it comes to trips involving flights. If you know you want to go to Paris in...Read More
by Lauren Foley You’re finally abroad! It’s time to embrace all that is Europe and with that all that is travel. Your dream trip to Greece or Paris awaits you…but only if you plan smart. Don’t get stuck missing out because you have skipped too many classes. Regardless of what your schedule is most programs...Read More
