Ten Alternative Locations for Studying or Traveling Abroad
When considering where to study abroad – think about what type of experience you want. For example, do you want to “blend in” with a crowd of people in your ethnic… Continue reading
Monthly Archive: September, 2012
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Advice on How to Treat Being Homesick While Abroad
Out of all of the posts on this blog, the one titled Missing Home Versus Leaving for Home is the most read. In light of that, I wanted to share more links about… Continue reading
Rhinoceros horns – why the interest? What are they used for?
What are rhinoceros horns used for? An article from Findtripinfo.com explores various ways that rhino horns are hunted and what the uses can be. Ranging in a variety of ways from cultural traditions… Continue reading
Happy International Day of Peace!
Around the world today, various organizations and companies will take a moment to acknowledge the fact that they live in a (relatively) peaceful world. Peace is something that is often taken for granted… Continue reading
Coca-Cola around the world
1.8 billion. That is the number of Coca-Cola products that are consumed each day. These numbers come from a variety of drinking options – such as Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta, Minute… Continue reading
Include your study abroad photos on the official International Education Week video!
International Education Week began in 2000 as a joint effort between the United States Department of State and the United States Department of Education. Since then, the third week in November has become… Continue reading
Think you know what’s authentically Hawaiian? You might have to think again!
Hawaii is famously known for its beautiful beaches, warm weather, and pleasant people. However, there are some other things that are associated with the state that well…might not be as natural as thought.… Continue reading
Hostile Hostel Roommates: How to Deal
Originally posted on The Nomad Grad:
Yes, I know. I don’t normally post twice a week but I have been receiving lots of e-mails from you adventurers out there wanting advice. Looks like…
100 Followers!
It is great to know that the William Penn University Study Abroad blog now has 100 followers! This blog has grown from its original purpose back in January to cover more international affairs… Continue reading
“What’s up?” with “Stuff”
While driving some of our Rwandan students the other day, I was asked what was the definition of “stuff.” I also had to explain “What’s up?” and start sharing the story of Thanksgiving.… Continue reading