Feeling the post-study abroad blues? Don’t worry. Our team of world travelers has assembled a thorough list of ways you can bring all of your incredible European experiences back to the heart of Lewisburg. In order to study abroad at the University, you must:

• Show up to class wearing a huge parka in 75 degree weather with a scarf and boots because you dress for the season and not the weather.
• Show up to the Bison at 10 p.m. sharp, expecting dinner, then ask for an English menu.
• Have a fully-functioning bidet installed in your senior apartment.
• Show up to Amami, pronounce the name of the restaurant correctly, and order “uno panino con Parma ham e formaggio.” Be sure not to tip anyone.
• Sit on the Malesardi Quadrangle in the middle of the day with a bottle of wine and cheese.
• Not wear deodorant.
• Ask Domino’s if they have escargot, then eat your pizza with a knife and fork.
• Sip on a glass of wine during LIT Night.
• Hand the bartender your passport when they ask for ID.
• Casually smoke cigarettes at the tables outside the Elaine Langone Center during lunch.
• Ask risk how much they charge for coat check.
• Wear your backpack like a fanny pack.
• Double-kiss your professor when you greet them at office hours.
• Communicate with your sorority on WhatsApp.
• Order a mytaxi downtown.
• Pregame any party with a special brand of cider.
• Lay out all of your clothes to dry on a giant drying rack on the suite.
• Put +1 before everyone’s phone number.
• Refer to your senior apartment as your senior flat.
• Get a detachable shower head for your senior flat.
• Ask what the current exchange rate is from American dollars to dining dollars.
• Carry a euro on you in case you need to use the bathroom.