Sobered by Argentine poverty, Michael Fox sees how the other half lives in a city that is sharply divided between the privileged and the poor.

Writing from Cape Town, Leigh Greaney speaks of the racial divide that still haunts a once colonized country.

Collegian columnist Mike Fox advises students to take a minute and vote in the SGA elections. He is currently attending the University of Buenos Aires and looks to the example there for a model.

Mike Fox narrates on the life and times of an outsider in the “real” neighborhoods of Argentina, in the name of jumping feet first into a new experience.

Before she went to study abroad in South Africa, Leigh Greaney had been told about the “culture shock” that she would experience. What really shook her, though, was not the poverty or hunger, it was the people.

At an Argentine fair, Mike Fox experienced a rush of both native culture and foreign globalization. But after seeing the people in action, he saw what truly mattered to the people.

Eli Gottlieb is a supporter of the state of Israel. Now, he’s putting his money where his mouth is and heading to the Middle East to experience it himself.