Photos by Esme Rios, (University of Wisconsin), Student Correspondent for CET Florence, Summer 2022 Galileo’s shrine is one to behold. As one among many tributes to some of the greatest artists and thinkers of his time, his stands out as truly remarkable. This is the entrance to the building with the Donatello exhibit. Pictured is […]
7 Things I’ll Miss About Living In Taiwan
Written by Hana Bredstein, (University of Texas Austin), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2022 Public transportation got me to this lighthouse near Taiwan’s southernmost point. 1. Transportation Taiwan has convenient, affordable, and easy-to-navigate public transportation. Inbetween buses, the subway, taxis, trains, bikes, and the high-speed rail, just about anywhere on the island is very […]
Photo Essay: CET Jordan
Photos by Grace Nuri, (Georgetown University), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Summer 2022 I’ll start off this blog post with something crazy. My friend from Georgetown (who I met in Amman) has an Arabic teacher. She knows my Arabic teacher from freshman year of high school, from almost four years ago! I got to meet […]
Photo Essay: CET Siena
Photos by Anna Alberti, (University of Virginia), Student Correspondent for CET Siena, Summer 2022 Beautiful mosaic art in the Mausoleo di Galla Placidia in Ravenna! With an all-inclusive pass, we were able to explore these amazing mosaics and the history that Ravenna holds. Raise your hand if you love studying abroad! The water in Tamariu, […]
Photo Essay: CET Florence
Photos by Esme Rios, (University of Wisconsin), Student Correspondent for CET Florence, Summer 2022 A few miles from Vinci—Leonardo Da Vinci’s birthplace—this gorgeous beach was our CET paradise for the day. The mountains framed the sea perfectly and the restaurant on the beach was amazing. This picture is from the Amalfi coast, just a few […]
5 Practical Tips to Adjusting to Life in Taiwan
Written by Elissa DeTellis, (George Washington University), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2022 When I came to Taiwan my first few days were spent feeling confused and on a greaterlevel just plain dumb, while this is just a part of adapting to life in a new country here are five pieces of insider information […]