Graham Cruise
Graham's Program
"It's good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end." - Ernest Hemingway.
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Natural Wonder of the World: A Student Journey to Iguazú
After taking a short plane trip from Buenos Aires to Iguazú, our first stop was exploring the Triple Frontera, where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet, separated only by the river... keep reading
Student blogger: Lali Solis livin’ la vida porteña in Buenos Aires
Hola! I’m Lali Solis! I'm 15 years old from Salinas, California and this summer I have the incredible opportunity to study abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Here's a glimpse into... keep reading
Gaucho Adventures: A Day at Estancia La Mimosa Ranch
Our visit to Estancia La Mimosa, an Argentine ranch just a couple of hours outside of Buenos Aires, was a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation. Nestled in the... keep reading
First Impressions: Montjuïc and Port de Barcelona
We have arrived and students couldn't be more excited to start exploring Barcelona! After moving in with their host families, finishing orientation, and fighting off jet lag, the program kicked... keep reading
Student Blogger: Olivia Explores Barcelona's Lesser-Known Neighborhoods
The first thing I did after booking my flight to Barcelona was buy a travel book. While searching for one, my mom forcibly suggested the DK Eyewitness book, which included... keep reading
A Taste of Barcelona at the Boquería Market
In the center of Barcelona lies one of the most exciting places to find fresh local foods: The Boquería Market. The largest of its kind in the historic old city... keep reading
Barcelona's Unfinished Masterpiece
This week in Spain, students are heading to one of Barcelona’s most charming enigmas: The still-incomplete Sagrada Familia Basilica. Designed by the city’s crown architect, Antoni Gaudí, construction began in... keep reading
Almudaina Palace and Cathedral of Palma
Students visited two of Palma’s most important cultural sites: The Almudaina Palace and the Cathedral of Palma. The Almudaina Palace Originally a moorish palace built in the 1200s, complete with... keep reading
From Mountain Tops to Beach Fronts
Like fire and water or night and day, the island of Mallorca boasts two contrasting landscapes: arduous mountains and stunning beaches that are easily accessible by bus from Palma. Our... keep reading
Our Last Week in Spain's Capital
The last week of the program is finally upon us and the general consensus among the students is a blend of “I never wanna leave!” and “I can’t wait to... keep reading