Marrakech Global Conference Recap

Over more than 20 trips abroad with ACIS, French language educator Beth Marshall has showed students the magic of travel. In January 2026, she joined an ACIS Global...

A Weekend with Facing History and Ourselves 

You know you’ve been to an incredible conference when you leave excited to get home and start working. This feeling I’d imagine is less common...

Following Frida: A Student Guide to Art and Identity in Mexico City

Discovering Frida Kahlo’s World If you’re traveling to Mexico City and want to understand one of the most influential artists of the area, there’s no...

Exploring Hidden Gems in STEM Abroad: Top Student Destinations

Why STEM Learning Belongs Abroad It’s quite often that students imagine studying STEM as strictly memorizing formulas, solving equations, and applying theories. However, the true...

How ACIS Tours Abroad Match Your Curriculum Goals

Educational travel is more than just checking places off your bucket list - it's a way to make learning come alive. Whether you are an...

New ACIS Itineraries in Africa

Looking for educational travel beyond Europe? We are excited to share an array of new ACIS itineraries in Africa. It's all part of our mission...

Visiting Versailles: What Everyone Should Know Before Touring the Palace

Why Versailles is a Must-Visit for Students of History Just outside of Paris stands one of the most iconic palaces in Europe: Versailles. This palace...

From ACIS Participants to College Roommates

You never know who you'll meet on an ACIS Tour: The person next to you on the tour bus might just become your college roommate!...

ACIS Global Conferences Summer 2025

Summer is packed with ACIS student travels and ACIS Global Conferences for teachers! Our global conferences are designed just for group leaders as a reward...

Exploring Montmartre: The Paris Neighborhood That Inspired Van Gogh and Picasso

Art history is a look into culture and human expression, providing students with a strong understanding of how society has evolved. In the late 19th...