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What is the Carnaval de Cádiz?
Did you know it's almost time for Carnaval? If you weren't aware, you're definitely going to want to check out our overview of one of Spain's most popular festivals. Get your costume ready!
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What Does “Vale” Actually Mean?!
Vale is a word you will hear all the time once you get to Spain but did they cover it in your Spanish class? Check out what it means in this article.
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Using a Shower in Spain
You may think that showering is pretty straightforward, regardless of the country you are in. But there are a few things you find different in Spain (and Europe in general).
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Confessions: I am a Different Person in Different Languages
Do you ever feel like you are a different person in different languages?! I for one do, and I believe that it is normal. This article dives into my perception of the situation.
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Take at least one course in Spanish!
As you choose your classes for your study abroad experience, keep in mind that you may also be choosing which language you will take those courses in. We've got some insight on why you should consider Spanish.
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An Introduction: Pablo Picasso
Did you know Pablo Picasso has called at least five different cities in Spain 'home' at one point in his life? To find out more fun facts and help you pick out the best places to see his life and works be sure to
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To Party or Not to Party
It may seem like Spaniards are always out partying. How do you decide whether you should go out too or stay home?
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What to Expect from Spanish Drivers
We've all got our different ways of doing things and Spanish drivers seem to be a perfect example of this. Check out this short list of things many Spanish drivers will do that may surprise you.
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Help! What is happening with the service?
Service is really important to Americans but a different emphasis is put on this job in Spain. If you're feeling frustrated with the service here, take a look at this article for a different perspective.
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Playing soccer [AS A GIRL] in Spain
I'm one of those girls who has always played soccer and come from a place where it is 'normal' for girls to be athletic. However, in Spain it was hard for me to understand that this is not always true.
