Finding Family in Flamenco
Since studying abroad, a feeling that I’ve heard expressed by other students is alienation. There’s inevitable disappointment when the fantasy you created in your mind prior to leaving the U.S. doesn’t manifest exactly into your reality. I am myself...
Lost in the Melody
At a hastened pace, I wound more deeply into Sevilla’s skeleton, the echo of my empty footsteps was brought to life by a melody of tangled voices. My footsteps grew quicker as my eyes alternated their glance between the directions on my phone and the narrowing...
Highlights of My Seville Sojourn
As the chilly fingers of December tapped on Seville’s cobblestone streets, I couldn’t help but feel a shiver down my spine—both from the winter chill and the bittersweet realization that my study abroad experience was coming to an end. Along with the Christmas...
Looking Up
Today, it is raining in Andalucia. As I walked through the park this morning, I puffed air into my hands, attempting to warm up. The monk parakeets were quiet, their usual shrieking hushed in the early light, and I could already spot tourists meandering their way...
Good surprises!
While taking notes in my art history class at the beginning of the month in October, a name of a particular city kept coming up: Mérida. The capital of the neighboring province of Extremadura, this humble city of 60,000 people was and is still famous for one very...ICS Seville
The International College of Seville (ICS) is a private, independent, cultural association whose basic aim is to serve as a center for the promotion of international education.