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Students Get a Taste of Britain
As the UK entered a (thankfully fairly brief) second lockdown in November, we were anxious to ensure our students still got… More
As the UK entered a (thankfully fairly brief) second lockdown in November, we were anxious to ensure our students still got… More
Polly Penter
London, England
As the UK entered a (thankfully fairly brief) second lockdown in November, we were anxious to ensure our students still got an authentic and full British experience during their time here. We all know one of the best ways to understand a country is through… More
In our second blog focusing on mental health, guest blogger Teddy Monzo, who studied at City University in Fall 2019, shares her experiences during the pandemic and mental health survival tips. I’ll just say it: Quarantine really kicked my mental health… More
Friday 9th October is World Mental Health Day, and for many this year it seems more important than ever. This year, perhaps more than ever before, so many of us will have struggled with loneliness, fear, uncertainty and anxiety; we will have faced disruption… More
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