By: Bryn Stiles | Staff Writer With the newfound chill in the air, leaves on the ground, and pumpkin drinks in hand, it is safe to say that spooky season is quickly approaching us here in New England. With this shift in season, you should take advantage of the opportunity to visit the famed home of the late 16th-century SalemRead More

By: Amanda Valentine | Staff Writer Before leaving for study abroad, the Office of International Programs had informed us of what to do in the face of any problem, from the simplest to the most challenging: from dealing with a drunken roommate to handling yourself in a terrorist attack. Despite the preparation, no one could have guessed or even remotelyRead More

By Claire Latsko | Associate Editor and Tia Lombard | Contributing Writer While studying abroad, you definitely will be traveling a lot. Sometimes figuring out a flight, train, hostel, and activities can be stressful, but we want to make sure you have an easy time planning to ensure that you have the best trip possible! 1. Buddy system After recent events, thisRead More

By Hannah Lussier | Associate Editor Before I left my cozy hometown in Western Massachusetts to travel to Viña del Mar in Central Chile, I was congratulated by many a friend and family member for my “brave” choice to study abroad in Latin America. Many times I questioned the reason for that word: brave. I wondered whether or not theRead More

By Jessi McNeill | Contributor  Any time I visit a new city, the first thing I do is go to Google and search for nearby art museums. As a fan of art, I find it imperative to explore the best art that city has to offer. While art museums are always a great way to get acquainted with a city, sometimesRead More