I've been stateside now, back in Idaho, for one week. It's really great to be back at home with myRead More ⇾
One of the most obnoxious things you ever have to deal with is someone returning from a study abroad andRead More ⇾
Smørrebrød, flaeskesteg, snobrød, risengrød, biksemad….herring. What the heck do these strange words mean? And moreover how in the world doRead More ⇾
When considering Turkish food, most people only think of Turkish delight. However, there are infinite more amazing assortments of TurkishRead More ⇾
During this first week, it was hard to have first impressions or preconceived notions because we had not yet interactedRead More ⇾
Oh, sweet merciful heavens, Starbucks. I don't even drink Starbucks in the US-- I like plain, black coffee, so theirRead More ⇾
What struck me when I first saw this diagram was how closely it resembles diagrams of the Kübler-Ross model ofRead More ⇾
The two weeks leading up to my study abroad program were a complete whirl of excitement and anxiety. Preparing toRead More ⇾
By the end of December-- a full month before my flight to Amman, Jordan-- YouTube was suggesting that I watchRead More ⇾
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwv8NeN9iFc Meet U.S. Department of State sponsored Gilman Scholarship recipient Dustin Ellis. Dustin is serving as a Gilman Global ExperienceRead More ⇾
My first experience with biking in Copenhagen was not what I had expected. My friends who’d come here last semesterRead More ⇾
This year's holiday season was different for two reasons. The first being that Turkey does not share the same nationalRead More ⇾