We are excited to announce that the Gilman Global Experience Blog will now feature stories from Gilman alumni! Our firstRead More ⇾
My final days in St. Petersburg went as usual: I would avoid the massive pothole that is usually filed withRead More ⇾
A specter is haunting me in my final week in Russia. It is not the specter of communism, but ratherRead More ⇾
Language is not a neutral entity. It forms opinions and attitudes. It can be used to degrade differences and inflictRead More ⇾
"The most majestic and beautiful of all the world's cities, it seems, has dozed off the banks of a fast-flowingRead More ⇾
Hearing the mantra of a child’s laughter can bring great joy. In a similar regard, receiving a kind look fromRead More ⇾
I used to aim to gain everyone’s friendship by focusing on people-pleasing in order to be liked by all with whom IRead More ⇾
My candid account of my experiences in Russia is laced with discoveries about why the Russian civilization is the wayRead More ⇾
Russia is a very interesting country to travel in. Withholding the fact that the geographic area of the country itselfRead More ⇾
There are many similarities between Russian and American food culture, however, some differences make themselves apparent. For example, food isRead More ⇾
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ParFsL3s-lc Meet U.S. Department of State sponsored Gilman Scholarship recipient Sean Deegan. Sean is a Gilman Global Experience Correspondent forRead More ⇾
Honestly, I have to say that the only difference I see between America and Russia currently is that both countriesRead More ⇾