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...Category: France
Reflection on Paris – Fall 2013
Posted December 16, 2013
Audrey Cheng, Public Health in Europe, 2013 “I don’t like that man. I must get to know him better.” ― Abraham Lincoln Four hours ago,...
Revelations from Travel
Posted December 10, 2013
Romain Sinclair, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 Traveling as an adult is very different than doing so as a child. During our weeklong break...
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...
Paris Is Not All That France Has To Offer
Posted December 2, 2013
Abby Reudelsterz, European Union Studies, 2013 Over the past three months, I’ve been lucky enough to call Paris my home as well as my...
How Rain changed my life
Posted November 26, 2013
Romain Sinclair, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 In one’s time in Paris, one cannot go without noticing the incessant rain that, in my opinion,...
Ici C’est Paris
Posted November 26, 2013
Romain Sinclair, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 Having been in Paris for 3 months, it becomes apparent that France is a soccer country. It’s...
Studying at Sciences Po
Posted November 26, 2013
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 Normally, course registration is an exciting time for me at Northwestern. I love browsing through the course...
What can a camera not capture of study abroad?
Posted November 6, 2013
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 Every day for the past eight weeks of my study abroad journey at Sciences Po in Paris,...
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...