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Not only are IFSA-Butler students contributing to Abroad View, but one of them is also the editor-in-chief! Meet Sarah Kessler, a Northwestern University student that studied abroad in Mérida, Mexico. Sarah also wrote a blog for IFSA-Butler while she was abroad, which you can check out here: http://www.ifsa-butler.… Continue

As part of IFSA-Butler Peru's commitment to Peruvian history and to the neighborhood of Miraflores (where IFSA-Butler students live), the IFSA-Butler Peru program has adopted a Wari (a civilization predating the Incas) culture textile that was discovered at the Huaca Pucllana. La Huaca, as it's also known,… Continue

Chelsey Muroda, of Skidmore College, and Sarah Wigman, of Franklin and Marshall College, are finishing up a semester abroad with IFSA-Butler at Australian National University and during a formal dinner were privileged to meet Australia's Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd!

The Prime Minister was the guest speaker at the dinner and entertained students with tales of his experiences at ANU's Burgmann College, where the dinner was held. Afterward, students were fortunate to cas… Continue

IFSA-Butler student Kevin McClory, of St. Michael’s College, is studying in New Zealand at The University of Canterbury and participated in the Speight’s Summit Methven Big Air competition (http://www.methvenbigair.co.nz/) at the Methven ski field in September and won first prize in the ski competition, taking home $2,000 and two domestic plane tickets. He pulled a switch cork 7 and is even surprised with the outcome himself.

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Less than one year after returning from IFSA-Butler's Argentine Universities Program in Buenos Aires, Hope Lewis, of Wellesley College, has published a book! A Student's Guide to Being Happy in Argentina is an account of Hope's study abroad journey and includes several insider tips for students. After realizing that most guidebooks don't address students' needs, Hope, along with the help and encouragement of her mother and Argentine host mother, decided to take matters into… Continue