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“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely . . . Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one’s lifetime.”  –Mark Twain

I sat with an American businessman in the home of a Palestinian [...]

Work-stay programs are not only great for budget travelers, they can also enhance your resume, help your language skills, and let you get to know the people of your destination far more than if you were just seeing the sights.

Learning another language isn’t easy, but whether it’s for your undergrad prerequisites, study abroad, or to prepare for a graduate program, you are going to have to do it.

Asking about dating on my travels to England, India and Japan revealed some fascinating differences in how guys and gals are getting together – or aren’t.

It can be expensive, but if you can afford to go and have a strong interest in traveling, take the plunge! If you have to think it over for several semesters, by the time you make up your mind, it may be too late.

Reflections: Paul looks back on his 4 months abroad.

A handful of scenes capture the variety of experiences I’ve had during my semester stay in South Africa.

The crime in Durban hits close to home, causing Paul and fellow students to reflect on the risks and benefits of study abroad.

Spring break in Africa is in September. Although a trip to Mozambique and the haphazard adventures along the way may not have been easy, it was well worth it in the end.

Safaris and Surf, there’s more to South Africa than just studying. Paul makes the most of the opportunities for excitement around Durban.