Read Between the Lines: Electives on Arabic Media
Written by Caitlyn Aldersea, (University of Denver), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2021 Read anything interesting in the news lately? While that question probably comes across
Day in the Life of Agneetta in Amman
Written by Agneetta Moisio, (Vanderbilt University), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2021 7:00 am – wake up and make breakfast. The apartments have fully equipped
My First Trip to the Grocery Store in Florence
Written by Ada Rose Wagar, (Brandeis University), Brandeis Midyear in Florence Fall 2021 Tired after exploring a farm in the Tuscan countryside, I arrived back at the apartments ready
The Students of Prague
Photos by Jesse Newman (Elon University), Student Correspondent for Film Production at FAMU, Fall 2019
What I Wish I Knew Before I Came to Beijing
Written by Kaylee Henderson (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Beijing, Fall 2019. I’ve had the idea to write this blog for a while […]
Three hours and a bloody finger later…
Written by Audrey Friedline (The George Washington University), Student Correspondent CET Colombia, Fall 2019. This post is about to make you hungry. […]
VARANASI: A Place of Many Wonders
Photos by Indira Mohabeer (American University), Student Correspondent for UW in India: Varanasi. Cover photo caption: Another great aspect of Banares, is that is a city with multiple religions. […]
First Week in Amman – My Five Favorite Moments
Written by Ann Monk (Connecticut College), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2019. The day after arriving in Amman, I went with some friends to check out the coffee shop a block from our apartment building.
Photo Essay: CET Photography at FAMU
Photos by Luke Meares, (Pomona College) Student Correspondent for CET Photography at FAMU, Fall 2019
Final Thoughts: A Family Affair at CET Jordan
Written by Cecilia Beard, (UNC Chapel Hill) Student Correspondent CET Jordan: Intensive Language, Spring 2019 At the beginning of our semester together during a cooking lesson, our