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On the morning of March 22, 2016, two men pushed luggage trolleys containing suitcases laden with nail bombs into the departure hall of the Brussels airport and detonated them. About an hour later, a third suicide bomber detonated a nail bomb in a subway train at the Maelbeek metro station near central Brussels. These attacks claimed the lives of 32 victims plus three suicide bombers and caused over 300 injuries, many severe. My 17 U.S. students and I were in Brussels that day, about halfway through our three-month semester abroad program that I lead each year. As we left our apartments near the Maelbeek metro station and took our daily walk through the city to the Belgian university with whom we partner, we were unaware of the tragic events taking place close by.

Study Abroad in a Time of Terror; U.S. Student Experiences in Brussels