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Patrick Holmes/Opinion Editor

Student safety abroad should raise concerns

Patrick Holmes September 20, 2017

It’s time to start rethinking how we view Europe as a trendy travel destination. Due to the many terrorist attacks and acts of terror, it’s imperative to be wary when planning vacations, especially...

Semester overseas lives up to high expectations

Semester overseas lives up to high expectations

Connie Lai June 7, 2015

It’s astonishing how fast time goes by. And, after nearly six months abroad, I will be returning to my home in Boston, a jump across the pond from where I spent a semester in London. I will be on U.S....

Courtesy of Kenneth Martin.

Was closing Suffolk’s Dakar campus the right decision?

Alexa Gagosz June 7, 2015

In 2011, Suffolk University announced plans to close its Dakar campus stating financial reasons, which still has faculty questioning the decision. The campus located in Senegal was considered by Suffolk...

Cormier observes marble on a colossal scale in the White Marble Carrara Mountains.

Student sculpts marble overseas, refines skills

Brigitte Carreiro June 7, 2015

Gypsies commonly roam Italian cities and Florence is no exception. While these wanderers may be avoided and ignored, junior Haley Cormier was able to use them as inspiration for her art. Clad in garb made...

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Connie Lai/Journal Staff

Through the eyes of a study abroad student: Embracing the art of being transient

Connie Lai April 22, 2015

Last month, in one of my writing classes at Westminster, I was able to work with playwright Ben Musgrave. He had the entire class do one particular exercise where we drew geographical maps using dots...

Connie Lai/Journal Staff

Student captures phenomenon in Arctic Circle

Connie Lai April 7, 2015

Do you prefer mountains or the beach? That has always been an essential question in getting to know a person. Having been born in Sunnyvale, California, where it was always sunny (no pun intended),...

Courtesy of ISSO

Suffolk abroad: Passports, balances, and Europe

Dani Marrero February 12, 2015

With a campus in Madrid and one of the largest international student populations in Boston, Suffolk takes pride in offering a global experience to students. On campus in Boston, the diversity in languages...

(Photo by NJKhaleeq Photography)

Fashion, art, and dance: An insider’s look at the arts across the pond

June 5, 2014

By Annie Walsh One of my greatest intentions while studying abroad was to receive a meaningful engagement with the host culture. Upon my arrival to Britain, I thought: what better way to achieve...

Madrid
(Photo by Haley Carloni)

Career Fest 2013: Study abroad students learn how to market their experiences

Matt Bacon October 30, 2013

One of Suffolk’s biggest attractions is its study abroad program. On top having a second campus in Madrid, Suffolk offers a wide variety of study abroad options that students cannot find at most other...

What it means to become a part of studying abroad

What it means to become a part of studying abroad

March 28, 2013

Mollie Chandler  Journal Contributor You cannot, in fact, rent a monkey in Granada. That’s what Galena was trying to tell us at intercambio, a Spanish-English conversational exchange at Café Diurno...

Suffolk Abroad: How Travel Changes You

Suffolk Abroad: How Travel Changes You

December 19, 2012

Kelly Flores  Journal Staff Every former exchange student and each participant of a program-gone-global will tell you, “Studying abroad changed my life,” or “I wouldn’t trade my experiences...

Web Exclusive! First Posting: In the Shadow of Duomo

Web Exclusive! First Posting: In the Shadow of Duomo

Ally Thibault September 26, 2012

Ciao! Benvenuti a Firenze! Home of DaVinci, Dante, and the Medici Family. Where ancient palazzi and statues inspire awe against the green hills of Tuscany and distance gray-blue mountain ranges. Famous...

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