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Southeast Asia & the Art of Motorbike Safety

Southeast Asia & the Art of Motorbike Safety

No, the stamp in your passport is not a motorcycle license.
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Ahnika on a Game of Thrones tour in Northern Ireland.

Battling Homesickness Abroad

People's lives don't pause while abroad, which can be difficult to accept.
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How to Really Learn a Language

How to Really Learn a Language

Six strategies to boost your language learning.
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The writer in her natural habitat.

6 Questions to Ask Before Becoming an Expat

A veteran expat's best advice—and some words of caution—for aspiring nomads.
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Humanitarian Aid Work: Who's Helping the Helpers?

Humanitarian Aid Work: Who's Helping the Helpers?

Working in disaster and conflict zones exacts a high mental toll on aid workers. Recognizing the fact would be a good first step.
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The "O.G." Prague Girls on our first day in Praha.

Entertaining Visitors Abroad

You may have met your "study abroad" friends overseas. But how does that play out when they come to visit?
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Ahnika with friends in Ireland.

What it Means to Be a Woman in Ireland

How I was unconsciously hindering my adaptation to life abroad. 
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Got a craving for brownies? Anything is possible with a rice cooker.

Overcoming an Expat Kitchen in Asia

No oven? No problem with Erin Craig’s cooking tips.
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Mikee overlooking Bennachie Hills in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

How Missing Home Is Changing Me

Two months of study abroad down, two to go.
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Playing It Straight

Playing It Straight

Kaitlin Ellen Bardswich imagines a world where she doesn’t have to mask being queer while travelling abroad.
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How to Stay Safe and Healthy While Studying Abroad

How to Stay Safe and Healthy While Studying Abroad

Risk managers' common-sense tips for making your time abroad as safe as possible.
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A World Apart

A World Apart

When you’re alone and far from home, mental health issues can be magnified. How to cope during a semester abroad.
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