French Traditions

Its rich and interesting culture makes France a country filled with unique and special traditions. Join me while we explore some of them.

Come Meet Thoriq!

Come hear about one of MAN2's very own students: Thoriq! He's got lots to share with you.

A Day in the Life of a German Kid

Do you want to know what it's like to be a kid in Germany? Stan is an 8th grade student in Germany. I talked to him this week to learn what his life is like!

The Wailing Wall

This Field Note is on the importance of the Western Wall to Jewish religion and culture.

Palestinian Maqlaba, Bedouin Barbecue and American Hot Wings

This Field Note is about three representative dishes of three different cultures in the Levant, which is a region in the Middle East including Jordan, Israel and Palestine.

Taking Subways, Planes and Buses and Simply Walking

Traveling involves many forms of transportation. In cities like Madrid the metro is essential, but in Vigo, buses are the way to go. Getting to and around my final destination has been interesting.

Eid al-Adha: Feast of the Sacrifice

Eid al-Adha, or the Feast of the Sacrifice, represents Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son to God. Before Abraham could sacrifice his son, God provided a lamb (or ram) to sacrifice instead.

Villa Iluminada: Light in a Magical City

Every winter, the town of Atlixco decorates its streets with millions of lights, welcoming locals and tourists alike to join in the festivities!

Scarves and Silk in Lyon

Lyon has a rich history of silk production and weaving dating as early as the European Renaissance. Last week, my peers and I explored the Maison des Canuts (Home of the Silk Workers). Read on!

Talking Through our Differences

Understanding cultural and social differences and the ways our experiences shape our perspectives is critical to connecting with people from communities outside of our own. Remember: kindness is key!

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