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This week on the Bridges Blog we wanted to get to you know, our reader, a little bit more. So we’ve started by interviewing students involved with Bridges around the […]

I remember sitting on an airplane headed to study abroad in China with my Chinese-English Dictionary gripped in my hands. I only knew how to say a couple of Chinese

For hours, I stared at my computer screen, dozens of websites open and bookmarked. I knew I was moving to San Francisco, but I didn’t know where, or when, or

Many international students and visitors to the United States are fearful of tornadoes. If you live in the Central and Eastern United States, it is essential to prepare well. But

Relationships are a funny thing when you’re crossing cultures and learning to live in another country, let alone make new friends.The key to friendships in the U.S. is being aware

Last week, we began talking about transition. Specifically for those of you who will be leaving a place you have started to call “home” and moving on to another. One

For many, the end of the semester signals a long, sigh of relief. Finally— the end of exams, the end of studying, the end of your exhausting internship. But for some

Does joy sometimes seem elusive? Sure, we experience moments of happiness between the chaos of daily life. A particularly good scoop of ice cream might boost our mood after a

“So close and yet so far.” I’m convinced there’s no better way of describing finals week than this. Every May of college, I remember staring longingly at the calendar as

Do you know the real you?Take a moment to think about yourself. What would you say is true about you?Do you prefer to study alone in the library? Or do