Humans of OBU: International – The OBU Signal

“My biggest adjustment living in Arkadelphia was adjusting to the weather. One day it’s 70 degrees and sunny, the next it’s raining and then it’s snowing! It’s hard to plan my outfits in the morning if the weather changes in the middle of the day. But layers are my best friend.”

Estefanie Perez

Junior

Maracaibo, Venezuela

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