What is “best” is not always “best”
Posted January 29, 2014
Sarah Uttal, Global Healthcare Technologies, Spring 2014 We spent an eye-opening 10 days in Kwa-Zulu Natal to begin our South African immersion. Our time...Profile Stephanie Kaczynski
How was Paris?
Posted January 27, 2014
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 Paris was amazing. Doesn’t that sound bland? Doesn’t that poorly reflect the energizing, overwhelming, and confusing quarter...
Looking back on Paris
Posted January 13, 2014
Abby Reudelsterz, European Union Studies, 2013 It’s hard to believe that I’ve been back in the U.S. for almost four weeks now. Since my...
French rudeness and Artisanal Pride
Posted January 13, 2014
Romain Sinclair, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 The service industry in France, or at least Paris, seems to have fundamentally different goals than that...
A Home Here and a Home There
Posted January 13, 2014
Hagar Gomaa, Koç University Exchange, Fall 2013 My last few days in Istanbul were a mix of last minute to do items, cramming for exams,...
Delicious Turkish Food
Posted January 13, 2014
Hagar Gomaa, Koç University Exchange, Fall 2013 I felt that this blog post was necessary since I have neglected to mention one of my most...
All Good Things Come To An End
Posted January 9, 2014
Audrey Zong, HKUST Exchange, Fall 2013 It’s been a slow start since my return from Hong Kong due to the extreme weather that’s caused...
Going out in style
Posted December 30, 2013
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 This is my last week in Paris and I want to make it one of my best....
Hosting and Being Hosted
Posted December 30, 2013
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 I always knew that I wanted a home stay to be a key piece of my semester...
On breaking stereotypes: grumpy Parisians?
Posted December 16, 2013
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 During my travels beyond Paris this semester, many foreigners have asked me leading questions about how I...