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 
What my two families taught me about love.
When I left for my mobility, my family and I were going through a difficult time. My father was ill, but still encouraged me to pursue my dreams. This period brought on many challenges. Thanks to my Erasmus family, I found a way to pull through.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture 
How Do Outdoor Exercises Help You Sleep Better?
Most people who suffer from short-term insomnia are either depressed, stressed, or both. Stress levels escalate at night because, for most people, you are alone with no one to talk to or anything meaningful to distract you from stressful life occurrences.Read moreCategories:
Health 
Feel-Good Reads
Staying indoors is simple, staying entertained is another issue. Give your Netflix account a breather and check out these awesome books!Read moreCategories:
Culture, Health 
Emotional Band-Aid
“In our lives, change is unavoidable, loss is unavoidable. In the adaptability and ease with which we experience change, lies our happiness and freedom.” - BuddhaRead moreCategories:
Health 
How to maintain your well-being as a student in quarantine
During a pandemic everything is different and taking care of our well-being is extremely important. Here are a few tips that will help you take care yourself while COVID-19 is affecting our lives.Read moreCategories:
Health 
Surviving turning your home into an office
Are you stressing out over having too much work during remote studying or working? Maybe it is not as much of a struggle as you think…Read more
10 Films to Watch During Self-isolation
What’s the best thing to do when you’re stuck at home? In my humble opinion, it’s to watch a good film. Here are my top picks to keep you entertained during these hard times.Read moreCategories:
Culture 
Love Across Countries And Continents
February is considered the month of love and we decided to celebrate it by hosting a contest about finding love during Erasmus and here we have our winner. Nayade and Roope’s love story will definitely make you say “aww”.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Erasmus Journal: The One With The Pandemic
What happens when a pandemic interrupts your perfect Erasmus lifestyle? Adelina's journal lets us into her world and her experience.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Quarantine Time: Learn a Language!
Are you in quarantine? Or maybe cuarentena? Or if you please, quarentena? Karanténa? Whichever you go for, you end up with the same thing - not leaving the house! Or in other words, time to do something for you.Read moreCategories:
Education 
How to Make Your Home Corona-Proof
Coronavirus is here, but there is no need to panic. You can still prepare your home and do everything in your power so that the virus does not get in or spread around.Read moreCategories:
Health 
Four years of ESNblog!
The ESNblog celebrates its 4th birthday! Revisit our most popular stories of the past year, and take this chance to travel from the safety and comfort of your own home!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Volunteering Pages
 Categories: 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! |
 Categories: 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. |
 Categories: 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. |
 Categories: 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! |
 Categories: We have made it a tradition to celebrate Erasmus couples, but I feel like it’s about time heartbreak came into the spotlight. |
 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. |
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