- Christopher
- University of Kansas
- 2013 Spring
All in a days work 01/28/13
Ciao, Back again here to tell everyone about the great experience I had in the little town of Crespano, just a brisk walk from the Paderno campus. Crespano is just fifteen minutes west of campus on a well-established road, so there are sidewalks that we Americans are used to and not the single file walking […]
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- Ellen
- University of Minnesota
- 2013 Spring
Sunday in Venice 01/28/13
Ciao! After a long week, I decided to trek to Venice for the day. A group of us rode the train for about an hour and seemed to travel to a world away. Through winding alleys we found our way to Piazza San Marco. Part of the group is in the Business, Culture and Society […]
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- Ellen
- University of Minnesota
- 2013 Spring
City Girl in a Small Town World 01/22/13
Ciao from Paderno del Grappa! My name is Ellen and I arrived in this cozy town about one week ago. Coming from the University of Minnesota, I have grown accustomed to attending school close to a large city. The moment I stepped off the train from Venice, I knew this semester was going to be […]
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- Jillian
- University of Iowa
- 2013 Spring
First Week in the Beautiful Town of Paderno Del Grappa 01/21/13
Arriving in Paderno was hectic yet exciting. We brought our luggage to our room and then proceeded to orientations and dinner. It’s nice that there is about 37 Iowa kids here so we have a pretty good group to start but I am meeting someone new every day. It’s like freshman year all over again […]
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- Christopher
- University of Kansas
- 2013 Spring
Ciao, introduction for a new point of view 01/21/13
Ciao, Contrary to popular believe and some do’s and don’ts of Italy websites saying ciao to everyone is not frowned upon or disrespectful. So the first thing I have learned since being here is to be nice and respectful to every non-American you meet and say ciao. My name is Christopher Patton I am a […]
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- Connor
- Virginia Tech University
- 2013 Spring
On the way to Italy 01/21/13
I can still remember the night I came back to my apartment with the CIMBA brochure in my hand. The program was recommended to me by a professor so I felt obligated to at least glance over it. I figured it would just be another cool idea that was never followed up on. But given […]
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- Elizabeth
- Furman University
- 2012 Fall
It's Like a Dream 12/20/12
Hello from America! I have been home for two weeks now and I have been trying to think of something to write for my final post. Nothing has really come to mind yet and I think that is due to the fact that I am having trouble admitting to myself that this semester is officially over. This […]
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- Carly
- Furman University
- 2012 Fall
A Bittersweet Goodbye 12/05/12
On Saturday afternoon, I had to say goodbye to 75 of my closest friends. Needless to say, they were all tearful goodbyes. I’ve never met so many genuine, inspiring, amazing people in my entire life, and yet I had the opportunity to live, travel, and study with them for three whole months. Words will never […]
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- Elizabeth
- Furman University
- 2012 Fall
Strangers Are Just Family You Have Yet to Come to Know 11/28/12
Salve We started off this adventure three months ago as complete strangers. Just a random group of college students from all over the United States, with seemingly nothing more in common than the desire to study in Italy. However, now I can confidently say that we are family. This was never more prevalent than it was Monday […]
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- Carly
- Furman University
- 2012 Fall
I've Left My Heart in Prague 11/28/12
Before coming to Europe, I asked my older brother who had studied abroad in Europe before if there was one city I must visit, what city would it be? Without any hesitation he told me I had to make sure I got to see Prague, which is the capital of the Czech Republic. To be […]
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