Tag: SU Abroad
SU Abroad students hunt for places to watch the Final Four games
While studying abroad it is difficult to steam college basketball games due to lack of interest in other countries and the time difference. Die hard SU fans explain how they are fighting to find locations that will show the game despite their remote location. Read More »
Moran: When visiting a Muslim country, be respectful of cultural norms
While studying abroad in Hong Kong, Claire Moran took a trip to Malaysia. As it was her first time visiting a predominantly Muslim country, she was unsure of the cultural dress code norms. Read More »
Moran: Studying abroad drains your wallet
Abroad columnist Claire Moran went abroad knowing she would be spending a lot of money but she explains how she has used more money than she expected. She talks about how she is now trying to budget herself in a variety of ways. Read More »
Moran: Chinese culture is deeply rooted in religion and ancient philosophies
Compared to Western countries which are based off of Christian religions, the East is much more built upon the practices of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. Read More »
Moran: Commonly seen animals in Asia are different from those typically seen in America
While abroad in Asia, Claire Moran has seen a variety of animals that are very different from the typical squirrels she is used to seeing at her home in Pennsylvania. Among others, there are a plethora of monkeys and elephants. Read More »
Syracuse University launches student-run Instagram account
Syracuse University officially launched a student-run Instagram account on Jan. 25 to show the SU experience through the eyes of the students. Read More »
Moran: Going abroad is beneficial regardless of destination
Columnist believes that many people are more intrigued when people go to destinations that are not in Europe. She argues that regardless of where a student chooses to study, they will have unique experiences that will be enlightening and that going to Asia isn't as crazy as some may believe. Read More »
SU Abroad officials discuss safety, security concerns in light of recent terrorist attacks
SU Abroad won't be making any major changes following recent terrorist attacks in Paris and Istanbul, but will continue to constantly review and refine security protocol. Read More »
Moran: Research before travel can help to ease nerves
Claire Moran spent months reading about Hong Kong before actually hoping on the plane and heading to her SU semester abroad. The research helped to sooth her but she is skeptical about trusting everything she read. Read More »
Paris, Melbourne top list of best cities to study abroad
Paris was ranked the No.1 study abroad city for the fourth year in a row in a list released Dec. 1 by TopUniversities.com. Read More »
SU Abroad discourages independent travel in wake of recent terrorist attacks
According to a statement posted on its website, SU Abroad is monitoring recent terrorist attacks and is discouraging independent travel to some parts of the world. Read More »
SU Strasbourg students reflect on bombings at French soccer stadium
Eight students studying at the Syracuse University Strasbourg Center were at the Stade de France, a soccer stadium in Paris, on Friday when suicide bombers killed four people at the stadium in a series of terrorist attacks on the city. Read More »
French man provides refuge for 6 students during terrorist attacks in Paris
A group of six students studying at SU Abroad's center in London relied on a stranger to help them navigate the city and find shelter during the Paris attacks. Read More »
Rose: Paris terrorist attacks should not stop people from living their lives
SU Abroad columnist Jack Rose describes his personal experience during the Paris terrorist attacks and explains why he won't change his travel plans or other behavior in response to the attacks. Read More »
SU Abroad students detail experiences during Paris terrorist attacks
Syracuse University students who were visiting Paris the day of the terrorist attacks recall their experiences navigating the city in the midst of attacks that killed 132 people. Read More »
SU community holds candlelight vigil for victims of recent terrorist attacks
About 150 members of the Syracuse University community gathered to honor the victims of the Paris, Beirut, Russian Metrojet Flight 9268 terrorist attacks. Read More »
Week in News: Biden at SU, abroad students safe after Paris attacks and more
Here's everything you need to know about this week in news. Read More »
SU Abroad students in Paris reported safe following terrorist attacks
SU Abroad students studying in France and Strasbourg were reported safe following terrorist attacks in Paris. Read More »
Rose: An American perspective on soccer games in Europe
Abroad columnist Jack Rose gains a new perspective on soccer after going to his first games abroad and comparing them to what he's seen in the states. Read More »
Rose: Travel should open up doors to meet new people
Abroad columnist Jack Rose discusses his fall trip through Europe. Read More »
Rose: Fast-food establishments in London are classier than American chains
Every day, when columnist Jack Rose walks the streets of London, he is overcome by the Americanization of restaurants. Read More »
Effect of policy unclear as SU expands abroad programs
Changes to SU's study abroad policy have had an unknown effect on enrollment, but SU has partnered with an organization to expand abroad outlets. Read More »
Syracuse University cuts Paris Noir program due to low enrollment, student creates petition to bring it back
Last Wednesday one of Syracuse University’s summer study abroad programs — Paris Noir — was cut by the university, a decision that has sparked pushback from students. Read More »