Do you like dancing? If you do, you probably know that any type of dancing is harder to learn than it may seem. With flamenco, people often think there is just some clapping and tap dance. However, it is much more than that. Last week, some of our students… More
My job in study abroad and international education entails multiple tasks and responsibilities; every day is exciting and different from the rest. One of the things I love most is to be a part of –a travel companion if you may – the students’ discoveries… More
In the past week, Jack Dove, a University of Alabama Tuscaloosa student on the Arcadia in Barcelona program had the opportunity to participate in a local TV program and show his weekly session with a local hearing impaired child and his parents. After… More
La Vella Quaresma is the time that it runs from Ash Wednesday until Holy Week. Currently, despite the fact that Lent has lost its intensity for securing society, Old Lent is still in force and adopts new forms of representation and celebration so we… More
This week, some of our students had opportunity to take a class of Rumba Catalana; one of the most typical and cheerful dances here in Catalonia! Catalan Rumba, also known as Gypsy Rumba, is not flamenco, pop or rock music. It is a way of living, sensing… More