Pedal to Port Expedition

Join marine science technician Cody Bahlau as he bikes 1,000 miles from Morocco to Spain to experience local culture, follow ancient pilgrim routes, and ultimately reconnect with his research ship.

Jack's Journey to Nepal

My name is Jack! I’m heading across Nepal to photograph rare plants and animals with scientists. Come explore Nepal’s amazing wildlife with me and discover how we can help protect it!

Verchantelle's Journey to Taiwan

I grew up in Taiwan and always dreamed of returning. After lots of planning around college, ROTC, and military obligations, I’m finally going back 10 years later to study at NTU!

Fish and (Plantain) Chips: Colombian Staples

Both mojarra frita, which is a type of fried fish served whole, and plantains are staples in Colombian cuisine.  Both of these delicious foods are produced locally in the community where I live. 

Cardin's Journey to Germany

Guten tag (Good day)! I'm Cardin and I am studying how art and technology intersect in Berlin, Germany. Join me as I explore the history and impact of art throughout this special international city!

Renee's Journey to India

Come explore India with me! Together, we'll discover colorful places, tasty foods, amazing traditions, and everyday life while learning what makes India special!

Ananya's Journey to Germany

Guten Tag, or good day! My name is Ananya, I'm from a small suburb of Philadelphia, and I am a physicist visiting Heidelberg to study how liquids work. Follow along to see if I like German pretzels!

Grace's Journey to Taiwan

Hi! My name is Grace, and I am teaching English in a small city in Taiwan. I love living here, and am excited to share about all the things that are similar and different from the U.S.

Lydia's Journey to Spain

Hi! I'm Lydia and I am going to be teaching English and Music classes in Pontevedra, Spain. I can't wait to share my experiences with you!

Michel's Journey to Ecuador

For nine months, I will be living in Cuenca, Ecuador. There, I will teach English as a Foreign Language (most of my students' first language is Spanish) at the Universidad de Cuenca. 

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