See it . . . Live it . . . Tell it.
Sixteen J-school students are spending more than two weeks in Munich, Berlin and other parts of Germany discovering a new culture.
No tour buses for them! They’ll use five modes of transportation and walk more than 130 miles in order to produce various multimedia stories (word, video, photography and other media).
And you can keep up with them here!
Now that we are back home I have had some time to reflect on our amazing trip to Germany. Each day was full of new adventures, food, and experiences. Looking
As our last night in Germany rolled around, so did another surprise excursion. The anticipation of our secret activity was killing me and the possibilities of what it could be
Instead of boring you with our last day of travel and flights home, I’ve decided to tell you about my favorite things that we did in Berlin. When you think
After an incredible morning exploring the Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art in Munich, we decided to make our way over to the Church of St. Peter located in the heart
I knew Berlin had a reputation for being full of graffiti, but it was more than anything I had imagined. We had the opportunity to participate in a Street Art
We left Munich bright and early and luckily no one was left behind. The efficient Munich airport got us on our flight in no time and the flight to Berlin
We left our hostel extra early one morning to begin the long journey into the mountains to two castles of the Bavarian royal family. One train and two busses later
Germany’s first Urban Art Museum, a hip and creative spot in the old historic city of Munich.
Having the opportunity to experience the local lifestyle of Munich, Germany this past week has been absolutely thrilling. We hit the most famous parts of the city, walked around some