Year Abroad Tales: A glimpse into Corrientes, Argentina through journal entries

Throughout my year abroad in France and Argentina I used journaling as a way of recording my thoughts and experiences. I am grateful I did this as now, when I read these entries back, I am able to connect with that time again. Rather than turn them into a traditional article I decided to exhibit some of my favourite memories just as they are: a jumble of scenes, observations and human connections.

Year Abroad Tales: The World’s Biggest Serranito

When you think of Seville, what culinary delights spring to mind? Gazpacho, patatas bravas, or perhaps the famous Seville Orange Marmalade? Chances are, a Serranito spanning the length of a bridge isn’t top of your list - but that’s exactly what I witnessed during my first few weeks in the city!

Things I Wish I Knew Before Going Interrailing

Rachel gives us a comprehensive list of everything she wishes she had known before setting off on her interrailing adventure, sharing her top tips and tricks for a smooth-sailing rail holiday.

Year Abroad Tales: Working in an art gallery on the Estonian-Russian border

Juliet shares her experience working at an eclectic art residence in Narva, Estonia, during her year abroad.

Exploring the history of the Vikings in Scandinavia, Part 2 – Stockholm & Copenhagen

In the second part of their article, Aidan, a final year Hispanic Studies & History student with a love for all things Anglo-Saxon and Viking, shares the best places to explore the incredible history of the Vikings in Stockholm and Copenhagen.

Exploring the history of the Vikings in Scandinavia, Part 1 – Oslo

Aidan, a final year Hispanic Studies & History student with a love for all things Anglo-Saxon and Viking, shares their recommendations for the best places to explore the incredible history of the Vikings in Scandinavia in this two-part article. First up: Oslo