This blog was written by Global Gap Fellow Emma Senneville. Dogs may seem like simple creatures, and in some respects they are. However, each one has its unique personality and quirks. They express themselves in different ways. No one dog … Read more

This blog was written by Global Gap Fellow Felix Soto. A few days back, I picked up a book I’ve been meaning to read for a while, The Message by Ta-Nehisi Coates. My interest in the book was piqued by … Read more

This blog was written by Bridge Year Fellow Nora O’Connell. A few weeks ago, my best friend here in Amsterdam brought me to a gala for her university. In between making awkward small talk with random pairs of people, we … Read more

This blog was written by global gap fellow Mica Cole. I just finished up my time in Japan, which has been a fire trip, and I am now headed to South Korea. As I’ve been traveling through Asia, something that … Read more

This blog was written by gap fellow Xavier Lopez. March in Spain is a special time. After living here for about five months, I feel like I’m really getting used to the culture. From the emphasis on free time to … Read more

This blog was written by gap fellow Maya Resnick. November and December 2024 Huaraz, Peru Turns out, mountain discrimination exists everywhere. I was raised in Asheville, in the Appalachian mountains. My summers were spent chasing swimming holes deep in the … Read more

This blog was written by gap fellow Owen Dyer. Do you have a reservation? – Sorry, we don’t have space. Wait, WHAT? How do you not have space for one person? A little back story…Last month, on Valentine’s Day, I … Read more

This blog post was written by Global Gap Fellow Felix Soto. Stepping off the plane, I was immediately hit by the humidity. Air so thick you can swim in it is nothing new to me. I’m from the Southeastern US. … Read more