Duality
Posted December 22, 2014
Samantha Trippy, HKUST Exchange, Fall 2014 East Meets West As Hong Kong was a British colony from the 1800s until just before the turn...Profile Stephanie Kaczynski
Different Countries, Different Closets
Posted December 11, 2014
Samuel Garcia, NUS Exchange, Fall 2014 Before I came to Asia, I believed the stereotype that it is a predominantly conservative place where being...
Leaving Home for Home?
Posted December 8, 2014
Cory Goldman, NU in Paris, Fall 2014 In just two shorts weeks, I’ll be boarding a plane from the city of love to the...
EU Studies Classes and Excursions
Posted December 5, 2014
Kaitlyn Lannan, European Union Studies, Fall 2014 As an Economics minor, I was very excited to start taking classes on the EU Studies program....
Sciences Po Profs: A Comparison
Posted December 4, 2014
Audrey Telfer, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2014 No I’m not going to compare SP profs to NU profs. There really isn’t a point; they...
Speak up, NUS
Posted December 4, 2014
Samuel Garcia, NUS Exchange, Fall 2014 “Now, I’m not sure how to pronounce this mathematician’s name,” said the Professor, “I think it’s French. Does...
Breaking the Language Barrier
Posted December 1, 2014
Kaitlyn Lannan, European Union Studies, Fall 2014 One of the things that I had been the most worried about before coming to France was...
BREAKDOWN: Academics
Posted November 26, 2014
Samantha Trippy, HKUST Exchange, Fall 2014 Sometimes, I remember that I’m not just in Asia to travel and explore new cultures. When I do...
Fieldtrip to Geneva
Posted November 24, 2014
Cory Goldman, Public Health in Europe, Fall 2014 Earlier this month, our program took a trip to Geneva, Switzerland to visit the headquarters of Médecins...
For the Love of Art
Posted November 24, 2014
Diamanta Panford, NU in Paris, Fall 2014 One amazing perk of Paris is the ability to explore most museums for free with a student...