1. Outlet Converter Outlet converters are often seen as travel essentials, but contrary to popular belief, I am not a big fan of those bulky outlet converters. They are a great option if you have multiple devices. But for me, the only things I need an outlet for are my electronics, like my Macbook and iPhone charger. For those, I highly … Read more
Hello everyone! I’m thrilled to share a collection of easy and nutritious recipes that have been a break from my studies at Drexel University and a smart way to keep my living costs down here in Philadelphia. These recipes are not only straightforward and economical but also brimming with flavor, making healthy eating a real … Read more
The University of Melbourne is one of the most sought-after educational institutions from around the globe. It is renowned for its high academic standards and innovative research programs. The university offers various undergraduate and graduate programs in various fields of study, attracting students from diverse backgrounds and cultures. Its campus is spread across seven locations … Read more
Every year Melbourne attracts 100,000 international students from 120+ countries, which makes it the most sought-after destination for education. But there’s more to this than meets the eye beneath the success of Melbourne’s global repute. And that is, its belief that empowering individuals is crucial, leading to formulation of the Inclusive Melbourne Strategy. As the … Read more
By Katharine Gregory (2024 Spring-term student in Taipei) Studying abroad can be intimidating as you are leaving your friends and family at home. Making new relationships can be scary especially when you often conveniently lean on your long-established relationships in your home country. On top of trying to make new friends in a new … Read more
This weekend I went all the way to Daegu to see the Daegu Hip Hop Festival. So let me tell you a little bit about how it went. So first we had to go to Seoul Station in Yongsan around 1:00 in the afternoon to then board our 2:04 train. It was a little crowded … Read more
Seoul, the vibrant capital of South Korea, offers a myriad of experiences for locals and visitors alike. This past weekend, I had the pleasure of delving into the heart of Seoul, embracing its rich culture, delectable cuisine, and historical landmarks. Join me as I recount my weekend adventure, filled with savory delights and enchanting sights. … Read more
Xena Clarke is an ISA Barcelona alumna and current ISA/TEAN Global Ambassador at Seattle University. In the following blog, Xena provides a packing guide, along with some Spanish fashion insights and observations. I have never been a chronic over packer, but when I studied abroad in Barcelona I took my whole closet. I was so … Read more
Written by Anjali Mehta (University of Virginia), Student Correspondent for CET Siena, Spring 2024 It’s hard to believe that I am nearing the end of my program. It somehow still feels like we just got here. When I first arrived, I felt like I had a whole world to explore in just three months, and now, with only … Read more
Written by Natalie Chen (Washington University in St. Louis), Student Correspondent for CET Shanghai, Spring 2024 With only one month left in my semester, there are already a few things (and many people) that I am dreading saying goodbye to come June. I’ll miss the coffee shops near campus, my aesthetically-pleasing internship commute, and the convenience of using WeChat for everything. However, … Read more