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An inevitable peace: Re-discovering myself in Chile

By Chris Warren | March 28, 2017

SANTIAGO, Chile -- The application closed in less than an hour. Several setbacks had held me back all semester, and now circumstances were hinged on less than 60 minutes. I pulled out my laptop and quickly filled out the application, letting out a sigh of deep relief when I clicked "submit" seven minutes before the application closed. All I could do then was wait.

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The Last 50 Miles: Spring break on the Appalachian Trail

By Angela Hatcher | March 28, 2017

As I struggled up the side of Blood Mountain, wheezing, barely able to breathe under the pulsing heat of the midday sun, I began to cry.

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Whispered rumors at the base of Iceland's Brei\0xF0amerkurjoekull Glacier

By Maddie LaPlante-Dube | March 28, 2017

JOeKULSARLON, Iceland -- I'd never seen icebergs before. I'd always imagined them covered in penguins or polar bears, layered with lazy seals and sea lions, resting. But at Joekulsarlon, an icy lagoon at the base of Iceland's Brei\0xF0amerkurjoekull Glacier, quiet pieces of ice floated bare, decidedly devoid of life. Some pieces, nearly sapphire blue in the haze of the falling snow, cracked and groaned ominously.

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TMS Travel: Spring Break Edition

By Emily Williams | March 28, 2017

From the base of an Icelandic glacier to a peak in the Appalachian Mountains, writers at The Miami Student captured their spring break travel experiences, both in words and photos.

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In search of a 'wow' moment: Everyday magic in Amsterdam square

By Emily Williams | February 6, 2017

I'd been in Europe for two weeks, and I still hadn't had that wow moment. The moment that's supposed to jump out at you and say, "Hey! You're in another country! Isn't this amazing?"

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Rome: Dirty, dreamy and just like the movies

By Emily Williams | February 6, 2017

Rome has two sides.

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Another day in Venice

By Emily Williams | February 6, 2017

Gondola rides, watercolor sunsets and trying to say 'sorry'

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Outside Oxford: A day in the Village of Yellow Springs

By Emily Williams | February 6, 2017

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What New Zealand gave me: Adventures of a solo female traveler

By Abbey Gingras | February 6, 2017

I saw him look at me out of the corner of my eye before he spoke.

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Conan's guitar: Finding meaning in L.A.

By Devon Shuman | January 31, 2017

By Devon Shuman, Culture Editor

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The secret lives of retired Miami professors

By Audrey Davis | December 6, 2016

By Audrey Davis, News Editor

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25 Things I Learned Having Thanksgiving Abroad

By Angela Day | December 4, 2016

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Golden Week in Ganzi

By Angela Day | November 1, 2016

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Lessons from Chengdu, China

By Angela Day | October 1, 2016

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Students head to Cincinnati for Alternative Fall Break

By Staff Writer | September 30, 2016

By Hannah Fierle, Staff Writer

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Tourism brings income to Cuban farmers

By Elizabeth Hansen | September 2, 2016

This story was previously published in The Miami Herald's In Cuba Today and can be found at www.incubatoday.com

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Normalizing relations brings Cuban coffee to U.S.

By Emily Williams | September 2, 2016

This story was previously published in The Miami Herald's In Cuba Today and can be found at www.incubatoday.com

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When it Rains in Nicaragua

By Alex Applegate | April 29, 2016

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What a Poor Filipino Boy Taught Me

By Alex Applegate | April 1, 2016

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Students span the globe during break

By Alison Perelman | January 26, 2016

Alison Perelman, The Miami Student