By Lisa Harvey If you’re one of the lucky ones that has either found love in Europe or brought it with you, here are a few recommendations as to where you should celebrate your relationship. Regardless if it is now, with the snow falling softly in the northern cities, or later when the sunlight paints...Read More
By Jillian Giannelli It’s that time of year again! Love is in the air and we can no longer deny what’s coming our way. Heart candies everywhere, teddy bears for days, greeting cards that deserve awards for their level of cheesiness. There are couples making out by the fake David in Piazza Signoria and getting...Read More
By Becca Pilolla You come abroad knowing that you’re going to travel. You’re going to see the world. You’ve decided to study in Italy or Spain, and you want to see those countries. You want to be able to say that you not only studied in that area, but you’ve also traveled and understand the...Read More
By Monika Tsimbalov The easiest decision has been made- studying in Rome! Now the hardest decisions are to follow – what to pack! As we all know, being a girl is quite dificile. In a world where you can never have enough shoes or too much mascara, packing for abroad has its limitations. Hopefully this guide makes...Read More
By Rachel Julson Ancora Imparo. Over the past few years this Italian phrase has evolved to define my life. It means “I am still learning,” and I like to remind myself of that every day. When I chose to study abroad in Florence, Italy, for my fifth and final year of college, I was so nervous and...Read More
By: Anthony Manzi Anthony studied abroad in both Florence and Rome. Below is his take and what set each city apart as a cool place to study. We would love to hear your comments and reasons for one city over the other. Where should I study abroad? This question has been popping into the minds...Read More
You did it– you crossed the pond, you moved into your apartment (still can’t figure out why the washing machine is next to the sink…), and you picked up a few of those famous Italian scarves. You’re eating prosciutto for lunch, and asking for the vino rosso. You’ve realized that the bus will never be...Read More
When I studied abroad in Florence, Italy two summers ago, the first thing that I learned in Italian was, “L’Italia è un forno” meaning Italy is an oven. Let’s face it. Italy in the summertime is hot. The cities tend to be full of mosquitoes and heat rests on the shoulders of the city. Don’t...Read More
No, it’s not quite the dog days of summer, but we’re getting close! As the heat warms up our European cities, the need to get away for the weekend grows too. So we’re here to save you! Save you from the heat, but also save you money! Escape to thewaterfalls of Croatia or get a breath of...Read More
Rimini is the capital of the Adriatic Italian Riviera. Sure it is a wonderful, relaxing beach destination, if that is what you are looking for. However, most people who descend on the Italian Riviera’s hot spot are not only looking for a relaxing time. Rimini is known for is pulsing nightlife, with beach clubs, pub...Read More
This past week has been consumed with new students arriving, adjusting to their cities, getting a taste of European nightlife and seeing some amazing sites. In Rome, from seeing the Colosseum for the first time to walking through Campo di Fiori, excitement is filling the streets and students are discovering the real Roma. It has been great...Read More
For anyone who has endured the trials and tribulations of dealing with 3 or more connecting flights, I commend you. Going from Tampa to Chicago, Chicago to London, London to Rome, then from Rome to Florence definitely ranks in the top 10 longest 24 hours of my life. After Melissa, Sammy, and I embarked on our journey out...Read More
