Traditionally consumed with a nice cup of tea in sedate surroundings, the scone - a little like an American biscuit - is… More
Polly Penter
London, England
Polly Penter
London, England
Traditionally consumed with a nice cup of tea in sedate surroundings, the scone - a little like an American biscuit - is as quintessential a part of British culture as the queen, fish and chips and an incomprehensible fascination with the weather. It… More
One of the casualties of the unexpected early departure of our students was an event we had planned for 16th March. Talk of the Town is a series of informal lectures that take place in the evenings, off-campus, with a range of speakers talking about issues… More
In the rush and anxiety of the last couple of weeks, this is the first opportunity I’ve had to sit down and write and reflect on everything that’s happened recently, and what the weeks to come will bring. No doubt like many of you I have experienced a… More
As you become settled in your new home, get used to your schedule and find the novelty of living in a new city is starting to wear off, we’re approaching the time of term when culture shock and homesickness can start to bite. A few of you might find you… More
In our second guest blog, London Internship student Jake McCrea tells us about attending the LGBT Leadership Conference. Let me first start off by introducing myself and what I do, or should I say, what I study. My name is Jake McCrea, and I am a proud… More