Traveler and international student Mathias G. loves music and put together a fun travel playlist for Japan

Natalia is about to wrap up the program in Bali and reflects on her last few days here.

One month already! It seems like just days ago I was writing about my first few days on this wonderful island. It’s hard to remember all...

Jet lag. One of the first challenges we are facing when we are traveling to a country more than one time zone away. Here are some tips...

One week into the Bali fall program, official program blogger Natalia shares incredible photos and experiences.

My name is Emelie Beckman, and I studied abroad in Madrid for six months. Here are a few of the things that I learned while abroad.

It seems as though studying and living in Florence was a lifetime ago. After my study abroad program was canceled at the start of March...

This blog is from our Florence program 2020, which was sadly canceled due to Covid-19. However, finally, we are going back to this amazing c

Tokyo was one of official program blogger Max Brodie's highlights this year. Making friends and exploring Japanese culture - read more

Official program blogger Christiana Leonardo studied in Italy during high school. Three years later, she's heading back to Florence .

Alexandra Ludwinski shares her experiences in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, taking classes in surfing, Spanish and Stretching & Relaxation

When I wrote my first blog, I had no idea what to expect from my abroad experience.

Deciding where to travel over spring break was kind of like flipping a coin. There were too many great options.

Going to Bolivia was something I never would have considered had not a friend said, “Let’s go to Bolivia.”

Haven’t we all been dreaming about swimming in a coral reef? Betsy Phillips definitely does dream about it! Let's find out more about it!

"'When in Rome' A saying I’ve heard many times, but never actually understood. " Erika Kunzmann will tell you why!

SBCC student Erika Kunzmann was selected to be the official program blogger for the spring program in Rome.

As my time in Europe comes to an end, I’ve done a lot of reflection on myself and my time here. I’ve grown a lot as a person.

The UK is the only place that could capture stories set in moody countrysides and villages. That’s why so many shows are filmed here!

After a few weeks of being in Paris, it really started to feel like my home.