StudyAbroad.com’s The Globe

I want to introduce this semester’s StudyAbroad.com Bloggers. Studying in Spain, Australia and the United States, they are excited about sharing their experiences with you!
A Spanish and mass communications double major, stargazer Amanda is studying at Centro de Lenguas Modernas in Granada. Having just arrived in Spain, Amanda has already shared pictures, videos and numerous [...]

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Want to Vote from Abroad? Well, You Should
Perhaps for the first time since JFK’s historic run for President of the United States more than 40 years ago, a General Election has the American public on the edge of its seat. Obama wowed 84,000 people in a football stadium. McCain chose a female running [...]

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You’ve heard the phrase “when life gives you lemons - make lemonade” well this concept has been applied to a café on the campus of Faulkner University except they are giving the faculty and the students a taste of a European Café.
Café Siena is based on a concept that came out of an assignment from a business [...]

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Are universities cheating their own students out of study abroad options?
Richard C. Sutton, the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, recently wrote a thought-provoking opinion piece for Inside Higher Ed which suggests just that. Sutton, vice chancellor for international programs at the Board, had some biting criticism of the ways in which some [...]

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