by Josh Judge ’26 and William Boswell ‘26 As we walked through the Universidad Nacional Agraria de la Selva (UNAS) arboretum, a lush forest with sunlight glimmering through the layers of leaves, […]

Read More - Walking the Path of Reverence in the Peruvian Amazon

by Nathan Powell ‘27 and Gerald Hutson ‘26 Our trip to Peru’s National Center for Social Research and Interculturality in Health was a great way to open up our immersion trip to […]

Read More - Natural Remedies and Cultural Knowledge: Lessons from Peru’s Botanical Garden

by Ethan Cooper ’27 & Cole Shifferly ‘26 As I walked into the entrance, the walls were covered by flowers, tucked quietly in a neighborhood of Lima. Museo Larco felt more like […]

Read More - Identity, Power, and Divinity in the Art of Ancient Peru

by Bryce Poling ‘26 and William Lyons ‘26             When we arrived at the Lagoon of the Miracles, it didn’t feel like a tourist site. It felt like someone’s backyard, someone who […]

Read More - Exploring the Spiritual Ecology of the Peruvian Amazon

by Jacob Lentz ’27 and Rhys Cadigan ‘27 It grew eerily quiet as we entered the temple of the crossed hands (Templo de Las Manos Cruzadas). Everyone in the class was scoping […]

Read More - Exploring the Temple of the Crossed Hands

by Ike O’Neill ‘27 and Brandon Hammer ‘26 Concealed behind construction barriers in the heart of Lima lies la Iglesia de San Franciso. It was on the penultimate day of our trip […]

Read More - Musk, Morality, and Mortality: A Reflection of the Christian Catacombs Beneath Lima

By Will Phillips ’25 The most enjoyable part about this trip was seeing a different way of life. I’m a rhetoric major who grew up in Indiana, so I didn’t get to […]

Read More - Impacts for the Rest of My Life

By Aidan McConnell ’26 I most enjoyed connecting this trip to what I want to do in my life and career. I’m a biology major with plans for medical school and a […]

Read More - Feeling of Fulfillment

By Caleb Everson ’26 I had a great experience going to the Dominican Republic, and believe it achieved its purpose in broadening my horizons as a student-athlete. This was my first time […]

Read More - Engrained in the Culture

By Alex Schmidt The trip to Auschwitz is genuinely one that will stick with me for as long as I live. It was a very tragic but still life-changing experience to see […]

Read More - Auschwitz

By Christopher Wiatr Today I had the opportunity to go to Wieliczka, the salt mine in Poland. We went down the first three levels which in total only made up 1 percent […]

Read More - Wieliczka

By Preston Reynolds Entering through St. Florins gate in the Krakow ‘Old Town’, we entered into another world. The city center, which certainly lives up to its name, has portions dating back […]

Read More - Krakow “Old Town”