Visiting another country gives you an entirely new perspective on the world, one that is much more global than just a single national view. Being in Singapore has definitely expanded my thinking.
Every day I feel the great responsibility I carry: the power to dispel or reinforce stereotypes about Americans through my actions. What does it feel like to have so much responsibility? Read on!
After a long week of studying and learning at the university, I spent the weekend on Singapore's resort island, just 15 minutes away from the school. The island is popular among tourists!
Sometimes it can be hard to understand how and why people see the world differently than you. But learning about someone else's perspective can help you understand the world around you.
We are transitioning into the dry season here which means there is a lot less rain than usual. This means that I can do a lot more outdoor activities without getting wet!
Learn about the Hamarikyu Gardens, a park in the middle of a busy downtown district in Tokyo. It was built around a teahouse for the Tokugawa family who served as a shogun family for almost 300 years.
