Ian Donahue
Hey! My name is Ian and I am a junior at Ithaca College, where I major in history meaning long papers are my specialty. I play on my school's club ultimate frisbee team and we even went to the national tournament! I am from New York City so navigating public transit is a refined skill of mine. I am beyond excited and grateful for the opportunity to study abroad in Rome, eat amazing food and see places I've dreamed of seeing my whole life.
Blogs by Ian Donahue
So it Goes
Nothing lasts forever.
Restorer of the World
Hills! Walls! Statues! Who knew they could be so cool?!
Erin go Bragh
From the great cliffs of Ireland to the banks of the Danube, there is so much that Dublin and Budapest offer to any traveler looking for a thrilling time.
The Amsterdam Way
Can you really describe a city like Amsterdam? How does one experience compare to another? I will try to answer these questions. Wish me luck!
When in Rome...
While traveling Europe is an incredible opportunity, Rome is the eternal city for a reason. So, what is there to do in Rome? Let us find out!
Vienna, the Danube and my last tips for Travel
Over the past few weeks I have passed on the lessons learned from my travels across Italy and Europe, and to wrap up this unofficial trilogy, let me pass on...
The Comfort and Frustration of the Familiar
No matter where you travel, one may be faced with an age old yet equally frustrating thought: “I feel like I have seen this before.” But that may not always be...
A Crash Course to Last Minute Weekend Trips
If you ever want to plan a weekend trip on the Wednesday of said weekend, read ahead to hear my experience of that very specific situation, and learn what to...
The Tumultuous Honeymoon Phase
The program is about studying abroad, but the past week has been anything but. Instead of going to classes I feel like I have been on a vacation, though that...
Domestic Boredom
My flight to Rome is still a month away and so I have been fighting with the worst enemy any college student can face; boredom. Yet I have been keeping myself...