Andrew Sparks ’11 – I am still dumbfounded that I have already studied in Perugia for a full month, and it has been a month that I will never forget. The city […]
Study Abroad
Graham Youngs ’11 – At the end of September I will have lived in Salamanca, Spain for one month, certainly a month that I wouldn’t soon forget. The city of Salamanca, with […]
Chris Beard ’10 – Apart from the lively festivities and fascinating tourist spots, the most enjoyable part of my stay in Sevilla has been seeing how the history and geography of the […]
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Jacob Castilow ’10 – Most people I meet ask, at some point or another, if I like Scotland — a pretty generic question, right? I do enjoy the lovely scenery and the […]
John Dewart – Granada, Spain – When I was a freshman at Wabash, the prospects of immersion learning and a semester abroad were always fixated dreams of mine. I look back at […]
David Rosborough – Before I left for Italy earlier this month, so many thoughts were rushing through my head. Did I forget anything? What is the lifestyle like? In my mind, traveling […]
EDITOR’s NOTE: The second semester of Wabash students studying abroad is underway! We discovered in the fall semester this blog was popular and got lots of hits. We have written all 25-plus […]
Nathan Schrader ’10 – As I take a quick break from studying for my last final, I can’t believe that in five days I will be back home on Indiana soil. It’s […]
Keegan Gelvoria ’10 – Three months ago I was bound to study abroad in the Turks & Caicos Islands in the Caribbean, yet I’ve somehow ended up in the Baja Peninsula of […]
Miguel Aguilar ’10 – Wow it has been almost two months now since I have been here in Valencia,Spain. The first two weeks here I just tried to adapt to their culture […]
Nathan Schrader ’10 – Needless to say quite a bit has happened since I wrote about five or six weeks ago. However, I hadn’t traveled outside Rome until I met up with […]
Patrick Griffith ’10 – Being in Vienna, I can certainly see why people explain it as a “Big, small city” or a “Small, big city.” It really does have that feel to […]
