Berkley Center

On the first day of classes here in Rabat, Morocco, my Gender and Society class professor told us about her experience growing up in Morocco. She is a native of Fez and grew up amongst brothers in a fairly traditional Moroccan household. When she was…

Junior Year Abroad Network blogger Amanda Christovich (C'19) reflects on an almost unintentional Holocaust memorial created in one Jewish community’s former home in Kolin, where she was able to celebrate and revere the community, rather than concentrate on their bitter and gruesome end.

Japanese culture is often reduced to tangible products that are widely consumed all over the world: anime, ramen, sushi. Since coming to Japan, I have found it immensely rewarding to consider the unique characteristics and traditions of the local…