Calçots of Catalonia

Catalonia has mountains and rivers and fields and seas. You know what else it has? Calçots (pronounced: cal-sot). They're not an onion and not quite a leak. Calçots are the pride of Catalonia. 

A Day in the Life - Huanchaco Edition

In this article, you’ll get to know me a little better as I share my experience working in medicine in Peru, along with my daily life at the clinic, hospital, and at home.

Fiestas Patrias: A Whole Week of Celebrating!

An article that discusses deiciocho, or Fiestas Patrias, the Chilean independence day.

Farm Tours and a National Park

This week, I stayed in Atenas for two days, and then I had an overnight field trip in Mastatal. Mastatal is a rural village in the mountains. I stayed at La Iguana Chocolate Farm.

My Life, In and Around Hungary

My daily life involves a lot of travel in and around Hungary--especially lately. My home away from home, though, is Budapest, known as the Queen of the Danube. Let me show you!

Interview with a Madrileña

An interview with a local woman in Madrid (Madrileña) who lives in an apartment in a traditional neighborhood and hosts international students from different universities every semester in her home. 

Spicy or Sweet? South Korea has Both!

Food in Korea has many flavors and ingredients. Many dishes are shared and enjoyed together with family and friends, showing how important food is in Korean daily life and culture.

La Cinquième République (The Fifth Republic)

This week I'll be delving into how the French government is structured. I'll talk about a few key institutions that make up the current governemnt (the Fifth Republic) and how these compare to the US.

Get To Know Students in Cambodia

I asked Cambodian primary and secondary students questions about their lives, and here is how they answered... Their answers might surprise you!

The Mountain Kingdom in the Sky

Every place has a unique environment that affects how people live. In this field note, you will learn about what makes the environment in Lesotho special, helpful and challenging for Basotho people.

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