Wait, How Long Have I Been in Japan?
Written by Emily Farmer (University of Pittsburgh), CET Japan Summer 2019 It’s only been a week? That’s the first thing that pops to mind as I
My First Days Abroad for the First Time EVER
Written by Abby Schwendel (University of Texas at Austin), Student Correspondent CET Beijing Summer 2019 I spent months preparing myself for immediate culture shock, but
Photo Essay: CET Siena
Photos by Arianna DeCorte, (University of Virginia) CET Siena Summer 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
A Series of Interviews with the CET Shabab
Written by Rob Sanford, (American University) Student Correspondent CET Jordan: Intensive Language, Spring 2019. I’d like to apologize in advance to my loyal fans (Mom, Dad, Dad’s
Beijing’s Nature
Written by Kira Porter, (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) Student Correspondent CET Beijing, Spring 2019 Prior to arriving in Beijing, I did my best to refrain from
Photo Essay: CET Florence
Photos by Nicole Cox, (Vanderbilt University) Student Correspondent CET Florence, Spring 2019
Breaking Down Academics at CET Japan
Written by Laurel Brinker-Cole, (Franklin & Marshall College) Student Correspondent CET Japan Spring 2019 If you’re anything like me, one of your biggest questions about CET is academics.
Looking Chinese in China (When You’re Not, or Not Entirely)
Written by Kira Porter, (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) Student Correspondent CET Beijing, Spring 2019 As a Chinese adoptee (I was born in China and adopted as
The Reiwa Era and “Platinum” Week
Written by Laurel Brinker-Cole, (Franklin & Marshall College) Student Correspondent CET Japan Spring 2019 Last month was the end of an era – quite literally, here in Japan.