Exploring Vouliagmeni Lake

Courtney Rattikin, a junior at the University of Texas at Austin, shares her must-do’s for Athens! Don’t miss out! 1. Vouliagmeni Lake You can hardly see this lake because it is tucked away on the opposite side from the beach. Even though it was a cloudy day when I went, it was still gorgeous. The … Continue Reading »

New friends in Greece

Diana Rose, a senior at Louisiana State University, shares her service experience in Greece and how meaningful the projects are to those in the community! “When people tell me I cannot make a difference, I say to them, ‘drops make rivers and rivers make oceans’.” Maria, a founder of the Salvation Army in Athens, shared … Continue Reading »

Delicious breakfast at the Old Biscuit Mill

Susan McClean, a junior at Louisiana State University, tried one of the most popular dishes at the Old Biscuit Mill, a student and staff favorite in Cape Town! The Old Biscuit Mill is by far one of the greatest places in all of Cape Town. The people are great, the energy is upbeat, and the … Continue Reading »

Hayley Howell explores Greek ruins

Many of our students come abroad with Go Global without knowing anyone else on the trip. Hayley Howell, a senior at the University of Tennessee, made the decision to push herself out of her comfort zone and travel on LEAD Greece to make new connections! This whole journey can begin with a choice that I … Continue Reading »

LEAD Greece students serve with the Salvation Army

Go Global’s service programs go beyond surface level projects. We encourage authentic and deep connections through our projects across all countries and programs. Jenny Allen, a junior at North Carolina State University, has fully embraced the power of service while studying abroad! Hello! My name is Jenny Allen and I go to North Carolina State … Continue Reading »

Maddie Hise enjoys the view in Greece

Maddie Hise, a sophomore at the University of Alabama, displayed incredible courage and strength as she made the difficult decision to either return home or stay in Greece after hearing unimaginable, heartbreaking news from home. For others who may be coping with difficult times at home while abroad, I encourage you read Maddie’s blog and … Continue Reading »