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Northeastern University students capture Spanish culture with stories from abroad

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WCVB, October 2025

Exploring España is an online magazine produced by Northeastern University students who are part of the college’s “Dialogue of Civilizations” study abroad program. The students produced documentaries about Spanish culture during a month-long video storytelling class offered by the School of Journalism. The following students participated in the project: Fiona Averill, Hannah Bocian, Annelise Dramm, Mary Dunn, Madison Evangelist, Elena French-Nino, Mackenzie Gayle, Kayla Goldman, Isamar Martinez, Azalea Murray, Melissa Rejuan, Rishpiath Satter, Gitana Savage, Isabelle Warren, Enrique Zarazaga, and Darin Zullo.

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