These are the games that test the skill, savvy, speed and strength of men and women, boys and girls. These are the SAS Sea Olympics. With their war paint applied […]

Just hours before leaving South Africa, the Fall 2013 voyage’s shipboard community received a special guest speaker: Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Long a friend, and staunch supporter, of Semester at Sea, […]

Akwaaba! The ships time in Ghana allowed students to get a deeper sense of Africa as students explored the history, nature, food, music, and pace of this welcoming country. Below […]

There is an allure to Morocco. Perhaps it is the beautiful Moorish designs in its buildings and mosaic tiles that add a splash of color to the cities, or the […]

Everyone who leaves their Semester at Sea voyage always wants to take a little piece of it with them. For many of us that’s our SAS voyage gear. They’ve kept […]

Students ventured across the High-Atlas Mountains of North Africa, through sun-baked rock and lush green palm groves on a remarkable journey that few get to experience. They spent a moonless […]

The Fall 2013 voyage just completed the first month of 115 days at sea by saying farewell to Europe with final stops in the beautiful and historic countries of Portugal […]

Lisbon has a long tradition of ceramic arts derived from multiple cultural roots.  Prof. Anne Simpkins brought her mixed media art class to the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon, built in […]

Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle for a good reason: hardly anywhere that SAS Fall 2013 voyagers traveled to was missing rolling green hills. Ireland is the third largest island […]

Fall 2013 Semester at Sea students are exploring Europe in a whirlwind while simultaneously capturing each culture through their own experiences and photos. Ranging in experiences both urban and rural, […]

Semester at Sea participants spent part of a day at a remarkable camp in Oberhausen, Germany. Friedensdorf, or Peace Village in English, provides medical help to children from all over the world […]