Yes, This Is That Cheesy "End of Study Abroad" Post
Looking back on this past semester feels like such a dream. I have had the privilege of studying abroad in Dublin and the experience has...
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Reflections on a Semester Abroad
Study abroad is a truly unique experience. The country, city, and university that host you all have a huge impact on your journey. In the...
The Types of People You Always See in Airports
Anyone who travels knows the routine of catching a flight. The more you fly, the more accustomed you become to the drawn-out process that...
Keep the Change
When I was younger I was scared of change. I loved routine and always wanted things to stay the same. Before I learned to read, I saw a...
What You Learn Outside of the Classroom While Studying Abroad
Although it may not seem like it according to many international students Instagram accounts, we are in fact taking classes and studying...
Contrasting Academic Cultures: Canada and Denmark
Don't think that you are special.
My Top 7 Reasons For Studying Abroad
The thought of studying abroad may be a terrifying prospect to many - living far away from home in a country that has different social...
St. Patrick's Day in Dublin
St. Patrick's Day is a holiday celebrated in many countries around the world. At home in America, many enjoy dressing up in green and...
What my Japanese Exchange Taught Me
1. Learning another language is one of the coolest things. Learning another language is extremely practical. My mother tongue is in fact...
MSU, Mankato Hosts Norwegian Students
This past week, myself and 10 of my fellow history majors hosted six Norwegian students and their two professors.
Five Things to Remember When Planning Your Exchange
To go or not to go...
How Grind Culture Got the Best of Me
Sometimes, the best thing to do is give up the grind.
The Not so Subtle Differences Between American and European Life
Culture shock is a phenomenon that happens to many travelers in countries around the world. We become accustomed to the way of life in our...
How Did Finland Change You? - An Interview with Nana Iida
An exchange period in another country is always an important experience and a large part of what makes you - well, you. What is left there when you return to your country? I had a chance to sit down and talk with Nana Iida, a Japanese student from Sapporo, Japan, whose exchange year as a student in the University of Helsinki had come to an end half a year ago.
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My First Week as an International Student
Week one in Dublin has flown by!
How It Feels to Spend the Holidays Away From Home
This year, I celebrated Christmas and New Years halfway around the world from my family: in a different country, a different continent, a different time zone and a very different culture.
3 Ways to Save Money on Textbooks
Save in ways you didn't even think of!
Pros & Cons of Studying Abroad
Every person is different, so not everyone is suited for studying abroad. But it is definitely worth considering!
The Holiday Gift Guide For Everyone In Your Life
Yes, I am fully aware that it is not even Thanksgiving yet. But with the holidays just a little more than a month away, parties and gift...
One Month Into My Year Abroad
Studying abroad has been a dream of mine since secondary school. I always thought the idea of living and studying in a new country would be...
