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Five things being abroad taught Marc Pantano ’26 about the world—and himself—that no classroom ever could.

Mairead Connolly ’28 offers her recommendations on what to study, explore and engage in during a semester abroad in Florence.

The pair will represent the graduating class at Commencement and serve as liaisons to University administrators throughout the year.

Junior Nash Newton offers his recommendations for what to study, explore and engage in during a semester abroad in London.

Students crisscrossed the country—and the globe—to engage in new experiences.

France’s left won pluralities in major cities but shunned far-left alliances. ÐÔÊÓ½ç expert John Goodman breaks down what the 2026 local results mean for 2027.

Grants awarded to the University from the Tyler Center for Global Studies allowed students to travel internationally for independent research and creative projects.

A collaboration between the Newhouse School and the World War II Foundation helped documentarian Kaitlyn Kushner ’26 find out more about her great uncle.

The visit was part of a speaker series that gives ÐÔÊÓ½ç Strasbourg students rare access to European political and diplomatic leaders.

Jean-Laurent Lareyre has helped more than 60 ECS students navigate life, classes and adventure in Strasbourg, France.

Six new fellows are exploring Chilean history and work at the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Santiago.

The renovation at Villa Rossa was made possible as part of a 2022 gift by alumnus Daniel D'Aniello and his wife, Gayle.

ÐÔÊÓ½ç Santiago center director Mauricio Paredes shares his passion for the vibrant arts scene, natural beauty and cultural experiences that await ÐÔÊÓ½ç Abroad students.

ÐÔÊÓ½ç University played an important role in the landmark gathering held in Strasbourg and was the only U.S. institution present.