Jordan’s Run at the Asia Cup
Written by Silas Gaughran-Bedell, (American University), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Spring 2024 I’ve always been an avid sports fan. However, like many other Americans, I struggled
Rio de Janeiro Carnaval in Brazil
Photos taken by Anna Hobbins (Tulane University), Student Correspondent for CET Brazil, Spring 2024 How could I go to Brazil during Carnaval and not write about my time
First Few Weeks Studying Abroad in Japan
Photos by Yuna Guu (ArtCenter College of Design), Student Correspondent for AICAD in Japan, Spring 2024 Housing in Osaka After arriving at the airport, an OGU student brought
Three Weeks in Cali, Colombia
Written by Karen Garcia-Ramos, (Pomona College), Student Correspondent for CET Colombia, Spring 2024 I truly never imagined my study abroad experience taking place in Colombia. However, the
Feeling Settled in Prague within a Whirl of Newness and Excitement
Written by Lila Frost, (Cornell University), CET Prague, Spring 2024 It is a Saturday afternoon and I am sitting at the little kitchen table in my
Improvisation 101: Learning to Relinquish Control
Written by Olivia Charis, (Yale University), Student Correspondent for CET Film Production at FAMU, Spring 2024 Three days into study abroad, and I’m lying in a Prague
Slowing Down in Siena
Written by Anjali Mehta (University of Virginia), Student Correspondent for CET Siena, Spring 2024 When I signed up to go abroad, I genuinely had no idea what to
Food, Friends and Fun in Florence
Written by Presley Privitera (Colby College), Student Correspondent for CET Florence, Spring 2024 After almost a year of planning and anticipation about studying abroad this semester, I felt
Why Do We Read Stories That We Know The Ending To?
Written by Clarissa Ko (Clark University), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Fall 2023 Why do we read stories that we know the ending to? It has been over
CET Japan: Photo Essay
Photos by Elizabeth Grieve (Lewis & Clark College), Student Correspondent for CET Japan, Fall 2023 At Osaka Gakuin University, there’s a club that practices and teaches sadō, or