Authored by Thalo Campbell 初めまして、皆さん～。Hello everyone, I’m Thalo Campbell. I’m in the Spring Ancient and Modern Japan (AMJ) program here at CIEE Kyoto, although by the time this is posted I’ll likely be back in the US! As part of the AMJ program we went on numerous trips to locations and experiences that helped … Read more
This past weekend was nothing short of magical as I embarked on an adventure to explore some of South Korea’s most iconic destinations: Nami Island, Namsan Tower, and Everland. Each stop offered a unique experience, blending natural beauty, cultural immersion, and thrilling excitement. Join me as I recount the highlights of this unforgettable journey. Nami … Read more
By: Maria Brunetta DOs: Purchase a Viva Viagem Card in Lisbon Take a half-day trip to Sintra Visit Porto for 2 days minimum See a “Fado” show, the traditional music of Portugal Take a sunset boat cruise in Lisbon Get pastel de Belém from Pastéis de Belém Try the Bacalhau, a salted cod fish typical … Read more
Ryuto Susumu from Japan transferred to University of Oregon after two years at Lane. What motivated you to study in the United States? There are a few reasons why I decided to study in the United States. First of all, the U.S. has a high-quality education system. Many universities offer excellent educational programs and job … Read more
Blogger Maya Goto gets out of her comfort zone and experiences university life I joined the Japanese Club at UNR As a two-year college student, I sometimes wonder what university life looks like, considering its large scale, more students, and higher cost. 🙂 Ever since I arrived, I have been an active member of the … Read more
Blogger Dylana Camacho Orozco from Costa Rica experiences winter at Truckee Meadows Community College Last winter was very special for me as an international student from a tropical country. In Costa Rica we just experience sunny and rainy seasons, and sometimes the two are mixed so we can have both in just one day. Part … Read more
Barcelona is such a magnificent city with everything you can hope for. On one side, you have the mountains, and on the other, you have the beach. But with this abundance of options, how can you decide on what to see first? Here are my top 5 recommendations (in no particular order!). 5. Gothic Quarter … Read more
We are excited to announce our ISA scholarship winners for summer 2024! Congratulations to Alexandra, Joanna, Melangelo, Alaa, Jenna, Megan, Makenna, Julia, Kim, and Anthony. From enjoying savory tapas in Spain to exploring Machu Picchu alongside the llamas, our scholarship winners share what they’re looking forward to most while abroad. We asked them a few … Read more
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and at ISA, we know that mental health is a topic relevant to every individual. Similar to physical health, staying mentally well is an ongoing practice and a highly individualized journey. While traveling, you may notice some shifts in your wellness that require unique interventions. In this blog, … Read more
54 Eager to step into the footsteps of a college student who is experiencing life in Spain? We recently caught up with AIFS Abroad student Peyton from the University of Northern Colorado who is spending her spring semester studying abroad in Salamanca at the University of Salamanca. She is an Anthropology major and received the Russel R. Taylor Foundation … Read more