Passing Time, Viewing History
Posted June 30, 2014
Andrew Lee, NU in Berlin, Summer 2014 I have now officially finished my first two weeks of classes abroad in Berlin! I have already...Category: Food
Soccer in a Sea of 'Schland
Posted June 30, 2014
Britt Jordan, NU in Berlin, Summer 2014 On Thursday evening, we watched the US-Germany game at the Kulturbrauerei, an entertainment complex in Berlin’s culturally...
Putting the “study” in study abroad
Posted April 10, 2014
Karolina Kielbania, Public Health and Development in South Africa, Spring 2014 Greetings from Stellenbosch! This past week and a half has been absolutely incredible. South Africa...
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...
Why Hong Kong is the best city for study abroad
Posted December 10, 2013
Audrey Zong, HKUST Exchange, Fall 2013 As Northwestern students, we are lucky enough to have such a vast selection of study abroad partner institutions...
A ‘Turkey’ Thanksgiving and Two More Weeks
Posted December 3, 2013
Audrey Cheng, Public Health in Europe, 2013 One of the greatest advantages of studying abroad in Paris is the benefit of having Thanksgiving weekend...
The bad, the ugly
Posted November 19, 2013
Audrey Zong, HKUST Exchange, Fall 2013 I hope that the title got your attention! There are expectedly struggles that we face when going on...
Hong Kong Treasures
Posted November 6, 2013
Audrey Zong, HKUST Exchange, Fall 2013 Besides the breathtaking skyline and the endless shopping Hong Kong is often known for, there are many overlooked...
Five Things to Expect from Living With a Host Family
Posted November 5, 2013
Maddie Stuart, European Union Studies, 2013 1.) Some of their rules will seem silly—you still have to follow them. After being in college for two...