study abroad

Studying abroad: Fear vs. fact

While it can be scary to practice in the field, most foreigners would be happy to assist those who make an honest effort to communicate.
Butler education expands to six continents

The university announces a new program that allows students to complete each semester in a different country.
Expectations vs. reality: U.S. edition

“Butler’s international community reflected on their biggest cultural shocks.”
Bulldogs of Butler: Dr. Linda Willem

“I love teaching. The fastest hours of the day are in the classroom, and I always leave with a smile on my face.”
Mastering a foreign language: semester survival tips

Two Butler students and a modern language department faculty member share their experiences and advice on keeping up with a foreign language over a semester.
Senior Sendoff: Making my mark

“I’d never written for a newspaper prior to college, and I didn’t think that would be something that would particularly interest me once in college. I spent my first two years of college without the Collegian and decided to join on a whim — thankfully it worked out.”
The not-so-hidden cost of study abroad

“Studying abroad holds many promises: experiencing a new country’s culture, tasting new cuisine, seeing historical places and having a negative balance in your bank account.”
Study Abroad Fair showcases new frontiers

Students are exposed to a variety of opportunities to expand their classroom.
Senior Sendoff: A rare personal narrative

As a news writer, one does not share their own views and experiences — however, this is an earned exception.