This summer, I had the opportunity to study in Granada, Spain at the University of Granada’s Center for Modern Language. It was an incredible experience that helped me grow as a student […]
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Gavin Rich ’22Rudolph ScholarSummer 2021 Dear Rudolph Family, All thanks to your family’s generosity and support towards the Wabash community, I was afforded the opportunity to take a virtual study abroad course […]
Granada, Spain Summer 2021 I would not have had as great of an experience had I not met some incredible people to enjoy the experience with.Each person in my program resided […]
Andrew Freck ’21 — While I was in Barcelona last semester, I had the opportunity to visit numerous museums which exhibited the works of some of history’s most renowned artists. Just one […]
Chandler Jacks ’20 — This summer, I was awarded the Rudolph Scholarship to attend the International Summer Universität in Kassel, Germany. This was an absolutely incredible experience. I took three classes over the […]
Rogeno Malone ’20 — This summer I was able to study French language, art, and architecture in Paris. Perhaps the biggest lessons I’ve learned studying at a liberal arts college is that one must […]
Nicholas Fox ’20 — As a student pursuing a pre-medical degree, many individuals find it difficult to study abroad and assume they are unable to due to rigid course requirements and a general […]
Ethan Kanzler ’20 — We’re not all that different This summer I was able to spend two months in Germany. I was able to travel to some of the most important cities in the […]
Sam Henthorn ’20 — While I was living in Rome this past semester, I had the extraordinary opportunity to visit a multitude of museums showcasing classical art. I was enrolled in an early […]
Nathan Gray ’20 — When I walked into my host mother’s apartment in Seville, I was surprised by how very modern it was. Seville is a traditional city in the south of Spain, […]
Benjamin Mossoney ’20 — I took a Pablo Picasso class while abroad in Valencia, concentrating on his pioneering of several styles and social commentary. The Givens scholarship enabled me to travel to several […]
James Anthony Williams ’20 — From drawing with a fine tip of gold or silver to drawing with ink on a Bamboo pencil, my experiences abroad expanded my knowledge and confidence in Art. I […]