Emma Kostyun, Contributing Writer
• April 19, 2023
As my time in Budapest continues, I began to think back to a time before the trip when I was packing my suitcase. For a fleeting moment, I rethought my decision to study abroad. I thought being away for...
Emma Kostyun, Contributing Writer
• April 10, 2023
One month into our journey and classes have begun. It seems surreal that we have homework when surrounded by such an unknown country that entices us to explore it. Although, who am I to complain as we...
Emma Kostyun, Contributing Writer
• March 20, 2023
Nine strangers met for only their third time in Boston International Airport to spend the next four months with each other. After eight hours in the air we touched down in Budapest, Hungary. Through the...
On Tuesday Sept. 22 Associate Vice Provost for International Programs Kerryellen Vroman announced via email to University of New Hampshire (UNH) students the official cancellation of J-term and spring 2021 education abroad programming.
In an email to students, the University of New Hampshire’s Global Education Center announced their decision to cancel all fall 2020 study abroad programs in accordance with their International Travel Risk Policy.
What started as a canceled spring semester abroad for some University of New Hampshire (UNH) students planning on attending China’s Chengdu University, ultimately led Yige Wang and a handful of others to pursue financial and medical donations to the Chengdu University Affiliated Hospital
Once upon a time, at the age of 18, I imagined I would study, work and dwell within my rural town in New Hampshire for my entire life; that all changed once I received the Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study abroad for eight weeks in Busan, South Korea during Summer 2018 and Gwangju, South Korea during Summer 2019.
A panel of UNH students spoke about their experiences going abroad on Thursday, Nov. 17 in Talk the Walk, an event put on by the UNH Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures.
Each of the student...
I chose to study abroad in France during spring semester 2015. My friend Amanda traveled with me around Europe for our two-week spring break from the University of Bourgogne: Dijon.
On day 10, we flew...
By Miranda Wilder
Staff Writer
I got to London on Aug. 27, 2014. My best friend died five days later. I’m not saying this to be morbid, I’m letting you know that I was a 20-year-old escapist with a...
By Tom Z. Spencer and Miranda Wilder
Staff Writers
Amy Simon, a UNH student studying abroad in Santiago, marked herself safe via Facebook at 1:09 a.m. EST on Sept. 17 after an earthquake struck offshore...
