• One of the great things about study abroad is that you have the opportunity to see history up close, like these Roman ruins that are thousands of years old. … Photo credit: Study Abroad Advisor, Megan Bell '14 visited Rome, Italy, while studying abroad in Cheltenham, England in the spring of 2013.
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    One of the great things about study abroad is that you have the opportunity to see history up close, like these Roman ruins that are thousands of years old. … Photo credit: Study Abroad Advisor, Megan Bell '14 visited Rome, Italy, while studying abroad in Cheltenham, England in the spring of 2013.
  • The fourth episode of the Etown Abroad Podcast is out now! We talked with Etown alum Grace Gibson about her time studying abroad in Florence, Italy! Follow the link in our bio to listen, or search for Etown Abroad Podcast in your podcast app of choice. … Photo credit: Grace Gibson '20 (@_gracececelia) studied abroad in Florence, Italy in the spring 2019 semester!
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    The fourth episode of the Etown Abroad Podcast is out now! We talked with Etown alum Grace Gibson about her time studying abroad in Florence, Italy! Follow the link in our bio to listen, or search for Etown Abroad Podcast in your podcast app of choice. … Photo credit: Grace Gibson '20 (@_gracececelia) studied abroad in Florence, Italy in the spring 2019 semester!
  • Today marks the 10-year anniversary of Japan’s largest, recorded, natural disaster. On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake, off the Pacific coast of Tōhoku, trigged a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. … When Japanese and Engineering double major, Arielle Cox participated in a summer 2018 #etownfacultyledstudyabroadprogram in Japan she took this picture. It shows the coastal region of Sendai, an area devastated by the tsunami years prior. In the distance, you can see the Fukushima Daiichi Reactors. … “When I went abroad [again] in 2019, I met students who were from the area and had very terrible hardships when they were younger. This disaster is actually a huge reason why I went into Civil Engineering.” – Arielle Cox ‘21 … Thanks for sharing this picture, @ariellebc13 . @etownengineering @etownlanguages
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    Today marks the 10-year anniversary of Japan’s largest, recorded, natural disaster. On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake, off the Pacific coast of Tōhoku, trigged a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. … When Japanese and Engineering double major, Arielle Cox participated in a summer 2018 #etownfacultyledstudyabroadprogram in Japan she took this picture. It shows the coastal region of Sendai, an area devastated by the tsunami years prior. In the distance, you can see the Fukushima Daiichi Reactors. … “When I went abroad [again] in 2019, I met students who were from the area and had very terrible hardships when they were younger. This disaster is actually a huge reason why I went into Civil Engineering.” – Arielle Cox ‘21 … Thanks for sharing this picture, @ariellebc13 . @etownengineering @etownlanguages
  • The streets of Oaxaca, Mexico are full of gorgeous murals on buildings! Des'ree McCloud and Rachel Gould got a picture in front of this one! #bluejaysabroad #etownabroad … Photo credit: Spanish and Occupational Therapy majors Des'ree McCloud (@des.am) and Rachel Gould (@r.gould5) are both studying abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico right now!
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    The streets of Oaxaca, Mexico are full of gorgeous murals on buildings! Des'ree McCloud and Rachel Gould got a picture in front of this one! #bluejaysabroad #etownabroad … Photo credit: Spanish and Occupational Therapy majors Des'ree McCloud (@des.am) and Rachel Gould (@r.gould5) are both studying abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico right now!