By Kirstyn Brendlen staff writer The 333 bus to Nazareth left the University of Haifa at 3 p.m. – enough time after class to change into a dress that covered my knees and wad a scarf into my bag...

By Kirstyn Brendlen STAFF WRITER We stood next to a line of old Israeli tanks in the Golan Heights – lined up along the Syrian border in a false show of force, creating the illusion of troops...

By Kirstyn Brendlen STAFF WRITER Gate 38 to Tel Aviv at Newark Liberty Airport has a particleboard wall around it. It’s the first time I’ve ever flown by myself, and I’m standing on...

As this trip is winding down, it is easier to reflect on the journey as a whole. I have started to realize that I have learned so much and grown a lot as a person. While it is nice to reflect on these...

The next leg of our journey consisted of Spain and Switzerland. We have all gotten much closer over the past three weeks and it is starting to feel much more like a family, or “tribe,”...

By Elissa Salamy Staff Writer This past January, 15 Hofstra students took part in the first Hofstra in Cuba program. The program started in Havana, Cuba’s capital city, and continued on in Playa...

By Brianna Ciniglio Staff Writer Two Hofstra students are currently traveling the world through a study abroad program entitled “Semester at Sea” which travels to 15 countries with 627 students...

By Lauren MansleySPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Hofstra students are spending at least $4,000 more than other universities in New York to study abroad. For Georgina Kostopoulos, a senior marketing and management...

By Christine O'Dea About a year ago, I began my journey into the magical, life-changing world of study abroad. It began with three weeks of filling out paperwork, headaches over financial aid and what...