Student bars in Europe for a great night out (that won’t hurt your wallet)
Enjoying a city’s nightlife is one of the key factors of studying abroad for many people, so finding the best student bars in your new city should be high on your Erasmus bucket list.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels, Culture 
Post-Erasmus Depression and How to Handle it
Post-Erasmus Depression is something that is not talked about as much as it should be. Going on (or coming back from) exchange is terrifying, but even now there are ways to see the benefits of it and how you’ve grown as a human being!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels, Culture 
Multicultural Love On Script
I was looking for a movie that represented both romance and the mobility aspect, so when I stumbled upon this masterpiece, I knew I had to write about it. It is a film about taking a chance and embracing life as it is - as an adventure.Read moreCategories:
Travels, Culture 
UK’s departure from the Erasmus+ programme
The UK government’s decision to abandon the Erasmus+ programme is disappointing news for many people, but even ignoring the emotional aspect, it still strikes me as an odd, illogical choice.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture 
Lessons Learned in 2020
They say that if it did not work out, it is a lesson learned. Considering how many things did not work out, there is a lot to learn.Read moreCategories:
Social Inclusion 
Getting your Encore of the Erasmus Generation
I joined ESN for a simple reason: to do more than studying. It has already been 4 years since that, and if someone had told me from the past what I could do thanks to this student organisation, I would have answered that they were entirely bonkers. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Volunteering 
Christmas From a Distance
Finding a home away from home can be difficult, but these young people managed not only to spend the holidays perfectly happy wherever they were but to give time and energy to others’ and brighten up their (holi)days as well.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
The Compassionate Act of Wearing a Mask
During a time of uncertainty and fear, all we have is each other. The best way to show our compassion is by protecting those around us, even when the cost seems too great.Read moreCategories:
Health 
Observations of an Expat
They’re sitting on the small balcony, chatting. The sun is shining bright today, and the temperature is just perfect if you sit in the sunlight. They’re slowly sipping coffee and smiling. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture 
Festive fun for an amazing Christmas 2020 wherever you are
Holidays in 2020 might be slightly different to other years but there are still plenty of fun festive experiences to be had wherever you’re celebrating.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels, Culture 
You Can Stand Out Even When Having a Mental Disorder: Famous Paradigms
Sometimes we think that a diagnosis is the end of us. That we are our illness. That success, inspiration, love and happy moments will always pass us over. But history, my friends, says otherwise.Read moreCategories:
Culture, Social Inclusion 
Cheap Eats in Europe
We know that, as a student, you’re often short on cash. We also know that a lot of European cities can be really expensive and it’s hard to find good food at restaurants that fit your budget! Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels, Culture 
The Art of Multitasking and Why We Can’t Give It Up
This term should sound familiar to anyone today. The prefix multi means more than one thing. Indeed, when speaking of multitasking, it’s hard to imagine an idyllic vision of a person practicing meditation. There are haters and lovers of multitasking.Read moreCategories:
Culture 
Kindness: The Superpower of Individuals
Kindness has always been the driving force of every major social change, so it doesn’t come as a surprise that it could potentially be the key factor in changing the world.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Volunteering, Social Inclusion 
How Can Schrödinger's Cat Explain Our Existential Origins?
At some point in our lives, we all wonder whether there is a foundation in our existence or if we are just a set of circumstances. Either way, understanding human nature could lead us to understand ourselves.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Why Exploring Your Home Is The Best
We all miss travelling a lot. What if we can get the same experience without leaving our home cities?Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels, Culture 
Halloween Isn’t Cancelled! - Activities for a Holiday at Home
Spooky season is officially on, but 2020 has changed our habits: social distancing is a must and trick or treating, our old-time favourite activity, must be put on stand-by. But that doesn’t mean Halloween is cancelled!Read moreCategories:
Culture 
The Algorithm of Life
We are so busy trying to figure out life’s algorithm that sometimes we miss what’s in front of us. Life.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture 
How To Cope With The Loss Of a Long-Distance Friend?
Almost everyone at some point has to face the pain of losing a friend. And when it comes to a friend from a distance, the pain is more different. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture Pages
 Enjoying a city’s nightlife is one of the key factors of studying abroad for many people, so finding the best student bars in your new city should be high on your Erasmus bucket list. |
 Post-Erasmus Depression is something that is not talked about as much as it should be. Going on (or coming back from) exchange is terrifying, but even now there are ways to see the benefits of it and how you’ve grown as a human being! |
 I was looking for a movie that represented both romance and the mobility aspect, so when I stumbled upon this masterpiece, I knew I had to write about it. It is a film about taking a chance and embracing life as it is - as an adventure. |
 The UK government’s decision to abandon the Erasmus+ programme is disappointing news for many people, but even ignoring the emotional aspect, it still strikes me as an odd, illogical choice. |
 Categories: They say that if it did not work out, it is a lesson learned. Considering how many things did not work out, there is a lot to learn. |
 Categories: I joined ESN for a simple reason: to do more than studying. It has already been 4 years since that, and if someone had told me from the past what I could do thanks to this student organisation, I would have answered that they were entirely bonkers. |
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