Studying abroad looks different in the age of COVID-19, but the pandemic hasn’t stopped students from expanding their world-views, gaining new skills, and building lasting relationships.
After four stints studying abroad—and finding new disciplines to study at every turn—Marco Macotela graduated with four majors, three minors, and one certification.
CSU, Chico professor Joel Zimbelman is about to embark on yet another overseas teaching voyage and launch the University's first-ever partnership with colleges in Tanzania.
When landslides destroyed roadways in Georgia, the country turned to the U.S. Forest Service for assistance, specifically, Wildcat alumna Angelica Perez-Delgado.
By Quinn Western, senior journalism major
I'm a senior journalism student spending my last semester at Chico State in Viterbo, Italy. It's a small, medieval ...
By Matt Robertson, Graduate Studies in History
Studying abroad means more than just studying, and few public institutions of higher education facilitate the exp...
By Gia Martucci, Senior, Liberal Studies Major
One evening about a month ago I found myself sitting on my 7th floor balcony, catching up with a good friend of ...
By Kjerstin Wood, Sophomore, Major: Journalism
Here’s a question for you: What can you do in 57 days? Let’s narrow it down even further—what can you do ...
By Amanda Clifford, Senior, Major: International Relations and Social Science, Marketing minor
I never thought I´d leave Chico State with my most valued poss...
By Jaclyn Percy, senior, major in journalism option in public relations
If you would have asked me four years ago where I was going to go to college, never i...
Students choose to study abroad for multiple reasons—to live in another culture, learn a new language, travel, and the list goes on. Whatever the reason, they...
