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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!

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...

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.

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.

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.