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The National Gallop parade in Budapest, Hungary.

Hungary's National Gallop

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Adelina spends a day at the races.
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The blog's author, Camaro, stands in the streets of Accra.

ABCs of Accra

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Camaro shares the elementary school basics of life in Ghana.
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Saying Goodbye to the Comforts of Home

Saying Goodbye to the Comforts of Home

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A Canadian ESL teacher reflects on life at home while preparing for her big move to Korea.
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Travelling on a Student Budget in Europe

Travelling on a Student Budget in Europe

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I have always wanted to live in Europe and travel to every country in Europe. When I left Toronto two months ago, I thought I was well on my way to checking those two things off my bucket list, but very soon two harsh realities hit me like a big, yellow bus.
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A sunset from Clare's back porch.

After the Honeymoon

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After the thrill of being in a new country has worn off, how do you experience newsness abroad?
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An Indian Love Affair

An Indian Love Affair

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Before I moved to India, the concept of arranged marriage in the 21st century was something that I just didn’t understand.
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Where Have All the Icelandic Students Gone?

Where Have All the Icelandic Students Gone?

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The most expensive city for expats and $500 grants: the latest news in work, study and volunteer abroad.
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Andrew overlooks Kaiteur Falls in Guyana.

"Yer Spring": Dealing with Reverse Culture Shock

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After a summer abroad, Andrew tries to settle back into life at home.
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An Undergraduate Degree Abroad

An Undergraduate Degree Abroad

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Forget a semester abroad—our newest study abroad blogger, Susan, is doing her entire degree overseas.
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Picture taken on Brazil's Independence day (September 7th), during a military parade in Santa Cruz do Sul.

The Best and Worst Things About Brazil

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Political corruption, tiered education systems and football: Sam hones in on key differences between Canada and Brazil.
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How to Combat Homesickness

How to Combat Homesickness

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Brad has been overseas for over a year. Here's his key to staying sane.
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Lost in Prague

Lost in Prague

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My Prague adventure has finally begun. I’ve just gotten here but I already feel so at home.
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