The familiar mesquite trees sway to the occasional breeze on a hot Texas summer day. I am home. The humRead More ⇾
Dozens of smiling faces came rushing towards us with open arms. As my own arms opened, so did my mind,Read More ⇾
Peru hosts some of the oldest civilizations in the Western Hemisphere and is celebrated for the capital city of CuzcoRead More ⇾
A foreigner disguised as a native, I take in the beauty of the scenery captured in pictures by tourists beforeRead More ⇾
Greetings from Lima, Peru! My name is Isabel Torres and I am an undergraduate student majoring in Education at TexasRead More ⇾
Since before my freshman year of college began, I have desired to obtain the dual degree MD/PhD. The MD signifiesRead More ⇾
While this graph certainly describes many of the joys and struggles of studying abroad, my experiences would look a bitRead More ⇾
For my first few weeks, finding friends was a struggle. I have become accustomed to making friends in the universityRead More ⇾
[caption id="1433" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Michael exploring the Inca Trail[/caption] Peru is blessed with more than its fair share ofRead More ⇾
Traveling is a brutality. It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort ofRead More ⇾
Peru is famous for cuy, which Americans call guinea pig. At the high altitudes in the mountains large animals canRead More ⇾
When I signed up to spend four months in Peru, I knew the first few weeks would be a challengeRead More ⇾