Returning to Eugene After Three Months in Italy
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When I arrived in Siena, Italy for the first time it felt magical.
Finding Belonging at University of East Anglia
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Since being at the University of East Anglia now for the majority of
A Day at the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy
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Last summer, I studied abroad in Siena, Italy for a month.
Experiencing Japan as an Exchange Student
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In fall 2022, I had the opportunity to study abroad in Japan, which w
Overcoming the Language Barrier in Italy
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My two months abroad have been some of the best months of my life.
Navigating Accessibility in Medieval Italy
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My name’s Wil (they/he) and I’m a disabled Queer student at the Unive
A Jet-Lagged Guide to Norwich
My name is Ashley Fale-Olsen and I identify as a gay woman. I have grown up around Portland and have now lived in Eugene for two years. Both growing up, and being on a liberal heavy college campus, being gay is typically accepted, but with some of the political climate in the United States generally, it can often be something I am not immediately open about. When I was thinking about studying abroad, it was something that I made sure to research, since traveling to different countries, and therefore cultures can be a daunting task for queer people.