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These past couple of weeks settling into Dublin have been a whirlwind, with homesickness especially on my mind. As the days go on though, I find more and more...

One of my favorite parts of studying abroad has been realizing that Korea is so much more than just Seoul. As much as I love exploring the city, I was excited...

Preparing ahead is always the most difficult part of traveling abroad. Here's a couple of ways to make it more easier!

Spending time as a tourist in Rarotonga gave me a new perspective to why so many people love to vacation in the tropics. Rarotonga, Cook Islands is one of the...

I have been struggling with homesickness a lot lately, so I figured I'd write my feelings and share a few tips that have been helping me overcome them.

This year, during mid-semester break, IES Abroad New Zealand hosted a joint Auckland and Christchurch trip to Te Tai o Poutini (the West Coast of the South...

Adjusting to life 4,000 miles away from home is uncomfortable, but it’s not homesickness nor sadness— rather, it's growing pains.

A detailed description of my experience traveling to Granada.

My first few days in Granada: orientation, traveling to nearby areas, visiting all the sites, handling the new culture and language, and meeting new people.