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  • 2016 – Students in Germany
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  • 2021 – Civil Rights Road Trip
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Recent Posts

  • Walking the Path of Reverence in the Peruvian Amazon
  • Natural Remedies and Cultural Knowledge: Lessons from Peru’s Botanical Garden
  • Identity, Power, and Divinity in the Art of Ancient Peru
  • Exploring the Spiritual Ecology of the Peruvian Amazon
  • Exploring the Temple of the Crossed Hands

Recent Comments

  • Bethlehem in 2022: Shepherds' Field and Church | Michelle Ule, Author on Story of Bethlehem Sheep More than Legend
  • Rudy Altergott '13 on Joyce ’14 Moved by Israeli Experience
  • pat royalty on Bradke ’14 in Awe of Israel’s Holy Sites
  • Kim Fenton on Students Tour Civil War Battle Sites

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Tres Dia en Nueva York

Mar 08, 2013

Corey Egler ‘15 – So far on this trip I’ve been the photographer and the social media guy, and now I have the opportunity to reflect on what I have seen, felt and […]

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Change in Plans Can Be Good

Mar 08, 2013

Matt Paul ’13 – Riley and I were all set to make our presentation; we had known for some weeks that we would have to present over the Inns of Court, one […]

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Thanks to the Rogge Fund

Mar 08, 2013

Scott – What does the European Council do? How do the nations overcome their language and cultural barriers? This is what we learned today at the European Council. The Council is not far […]

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Waterloo

Mar 08, 2013

DeVan – As I know these little charms add to this amazing experience. Today began like any other day: early. We were off first thing to visit the European Council and in the […]

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Hammering Out the Meaning of Katrina’s Destruction

Mar 08, 2013

Chet Turnbeaugh ’14 — Two years ago, I decided to tag along on the yearly spring break trip to New Orleans.  I was ready to enjoy the summer-like weather and to hopefully rebuild, […]

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Real People, Just Like You and Me

Mar 07, 2013

Mike Witczak ‘14 – So you guys, you totally should have taken Theatre 303. I am currently writing this blog post in a tiny Hostel room consisting of two beds that are literally […]

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Gaining a Clearer Understanding

Mar 07, 2013

Ben – Today we went to Bruges, Belgium for our first full day in this country. We visited the College of Europe, which was founded after World War II, much as the […]

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Arriving in Brussels

Mar 07, 2013

Jim – Today we went to the College of Europe in Brugge (Bruges). It is a grad school that focuses on the European Union and European integration. The program lasts 10 months which […]

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Visiting the College of Europe

Mar 07, 2013

Rashid – We left at 6:25pm on Tuesday for Brussels via the high speed Inter-city express (the German version of the Bullet train) The ride lasted for three hours, but the breathtaking […]

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Learning from Barristers and Solicitors in England

Mar 07, 2013

Michael Carper ’13 – Our course of study this semester has straddled between history and law. We may discuss current legal issues or case law in class, but it’s to conclude historical and […]

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UK Theatre Production Wows Students

Mar 06, 2013

Zach Canon ‘16 – Tonight, we attended an original piece called, The Wild Bride, performed by the KneeHigh Theatre Company out of the U.K.. In one word, it was Phenomenal, Amazing, Outstanding, […]

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Marketing Group Learns’ Cummins’ Diversity

Mar 06, 2013

Jacob Sheridan ’14 – On Monday, through our connection with recent graduate Paul Liu ’12, the Marketing Immersion Program visited the Cummins satellite office in Indianapolis. Our host was extremely generous to […]

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