Student-friendly Pubs to Celebrate Oktoberfest in 2020
The official festival may be cancelled this year but you can still celebrate Oktoberfest in 2020 without travelling! Read moreCategories:
Travels 
A Love Letter to My Host University
Several obstacles nearly destroyed my chance to go on an Erasmus. When I finally arrived at my destination, I discovered that I still had a lot to learn. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Education 
Tough Times? Tougher Volunteers
The previous months have been tough for everyone. But there were some people who, despite the fears, worked on ameliorating the lives of others. The ESN volunteers were some of those people. We should celebrate that when the world needed us, we delivered.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Volunteering 
Finding Light at the End of the Post-Erasmus Tunnel
My Erasmus exchange in the Netherlands was the happiest six months of my life. This posed an issue when it came to returning to my normal life. What do you do when your new-found life and the joyful emotions that come with it come to an end?Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels 
Why Are We Waiting For Tomorrow to Start Living?
We’re always talking about getting on with our lives. Well, we are. We get on with our lives. This is it. Maybe the problem is that I’ve always been driven by my wants. My life’s always been about tomorrow. And the idea that life is now… it’s horrible.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Health 
When motivated volunteers join forces - ESN section in the spotlight July 2020
This month's stage lights are shining bright on ESN UNWE, a sunlit section from Bulgaria. While 2020 seems disastrous to everyone else, it turns out that ESN UNWE have managed to make it their year. Keep reading to find out what kind of magic they used.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Volunteering 
How an Internship Compares to Student Life
From social life to daily routine and living environment, a student exchange is in many aspects a different world from an internship. This article will look at observations of an Erasmus enthusiast for whom one experience just wasn’t enough.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels 
LGBTQ+ & Proud: The Community on Erasmus
Going on Erasmus can be all about rediscovering yourself. But being part of the LGBTQ+ community can be tricky. Here are some testimonials from people in the community who went abroad. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Social Inclusion 
Living Alone for The First Time
Living alone is a totally new experience. And as with all new experiences, it comes with surprises, ups and downs. And it also makes us realise, adulthood can sometimes be pretty lonely.Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
The Perks of Having No Sense of Direction
Many travellers claim that the best way to discover a new city is by getting lost in its streets. I might have taken that a bit too literally…Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels 
The Perfect Time to Step Up – The Black Lives Matter Movement and Why it Matters to Europeans
Why the Black Lives Matter Movement is relevant and important for everyone.Read moreCategories:
Social Inclusion, Education 
Virtual Concert: 10 Great Albums Released During the Global Lockdown
Friendly reminder for brighter days: when the world sucks, listen to some music. When you’re tired of replaying the same old music, don’t miss out on the chance to explore and discover new releases!Read moreCategories:
Culture 
It's Pride Month: Let's Learn About LGBTQ+ History!
Happy Pride Month! This Pride has been clouded by many disasters that our society is facing, so I'd like to use this moment to try to educate people on Pride and the community’s history, though it’s impossible to map out the whole history in one article.Read moreCategories:
Social Inclusion, Education 
Two countries, one European love story
This isn’t your usual love story - it includes a rollercoaster of emotions during an exchange. Two girls who dared to dream are the perfect example of the Erasmus generation: whenever we travel we feel more European, but home is where the heart is. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Call Me By Your Erasmus
Here’s to falling in love with yourself, falling in love with the view and falling in love with others. Here’s to you, here’s to the friends you never expected and here’s to the love you found. Here’s to love!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Three Cheers for Erasmus Heartbreak
We have made it a tradition to celebrate Erasmus couples, but I feel like it’s about time heartbreak came into the spotlight. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Respecting your Self Limits and Mental Health
Sometimes, we forget what we really need, and we sacrifice ourselves on the altar of ephemeral entertainment in order to be socially acceptable or to find an escape from what troubles us. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Health 
When your Erasmus is Affected by a Pandemic
At the beginning of the lockdown in Portugal, I stumbled upon Ana’s blog article, a fellow Croatian ESN volunteer that found herself doing Erasmus in Aveiro, my hometown, this semester.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus Pages
 Categories: The official festival may be cancelled this year but you can still celebrate Oktoberfest in 2020 without travelling! |
 Several obstacles nearly destroyed my chance to go on an Erasmus. When I finally arrived at my destination, I discovered that I still had a lot to learn. |
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 Categories: The previous months have been tough for everyone. But there were some people who, despite the fears, worked on ameliorating the lives of others. The ESN volunteers were some of those people. We should celebrate that when the world needed us, we delivered. |
 My Erasmus exchange in the Netherlands was the happiest six months of my life. This posed an issue when it came to returning to my normal life. What do you do when your new-found life and the joyful emotions that come with it come to an end? |
 We’re always talking about getting on with our lives. Well, we are. We get on with our lives. This is it. Maybe the problem is that I’ve always been driven by my wants. My life’s always been about tomorrow. And the idea that life is now… it’s horrible. |
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