5 Tips For Celebrating Halloween At Work

5 Tips For Celebrating Halloween At Work

Halloween is here! The chill is in the air. The leaves are turning on the trees. Bags of candy of every description practically fall off the shelves into your basket as you wind your way through the grocery store. And everyone—especially the kids—has their Halloween costumes picked out. Halloween isn’t just for children, though. Many … Read more

Psychologists share 7 little-known triggers of silent resentment in a relationship

Psychologists share 7 little-known triggers of silent resentment in a relationship

If you’ve been in a relationship, you’d know that it’s not always sunshine and rainbows. Silent resentment can often creep in, making things complicated and, at times, downright challenging. As someone who’s been there, I can tell you that these subtle feelings of bitterness don’t just appear out of nowhere. They have triggers, some of … Read more

The ISA JournalAlumni Perspectives: A Guide to My Favorite Spots in Florence

The ISA JournalAlumni Perspectives: A Guide to My Favorite Spots in Florence

Hope Schmitt is an ISA Florence alumna at Arizona State University. In the following blog, Hope highlights some of her favorite places around Florence, while providing some general insights into the experience of studying abroad in Italy. I remember months before I traveled abroad to my new home for the next 4 months, I was … Read more

Must-Haves and Can-Skips when Packing for Your Study Abroad

Must-Haves and Can-Skips when Packing for Your Study Abroad

Bhavika Choudhary, ’28, is a Computer Science major studying at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) this Fall 2024. Preparing for a study abroad term can be exciting yet daunting, especially when it comes to packing. Here’s a guide based on my experience doing a term abroad in Daejeon, South Korea to help … Read more

Monaco Life. Is it real?

Monaco Life. Is it real?

Hi everyone, and welcome to my weekly blog as an exchange student in Monaco, the country of billionaires!  My name is Dasha, and I’m excited to share this journey with you all. I’m from Kazakhstan and currently studying business analytics and finance, though at IUM, I’m focusing more on finance. This isn’t my first time … Read more

UK vs. Hong Kong Education Systems 

UK vs. Hong Kong Education Systems 

When families contemplate transferring between the UK and Hong Kong, one of their key worries is generally the school system. Both areas provide high-quality education, but there are fundamental disparities in organization, curriculum, teaching styles, and cultural expectations. These distinctions can be a crucial influence in selecting which system matches a child’s learning requirements and … Read more