#MobilityIsMyLifestyle: Budapest and Barcelona
Follow the adventures of the winners of #MobilityIsMyLifestyle competition on their trip to five European cities in a span of two weeks and rediscover the curious traveller in you!Read moreCategories:
Travels 
To the End of the World and Back
‘Are you only going to Auckland, or further?’, I was asked by a couple while waiting for boarding. ‘Further? Where could I possibly go further?’ I asked, laughing. And this is how my farthest trip began.Read moreCategories:
Travels 
#MobilityIsMyLifestyle: Krakow and London
Follow the adventures of the winners of #MobilityIsMyLifestyle competition on their trip to five European cities in a span of two weeks and rediscover the curious traveller in you!Read moreCategories:
Travels 
Mental Health Among Students
Mental health is getting more and more recognition and the stigma around it is slowly disappearing. But what about mental wellbeing of students?Read moreCategories:
Health 
#MobilityIsMyLifestyle: Milan
Follow the adventures of the winners of #MobilityIsMyLifestyle competition on their trip to five European cities in a span of two weeks and rediscover the curious traveller in you!Read moreCategories:
Travels 
Cooperating with other student organisations - experience diversity!
It’s never easy to get out of your comfort zone; that is what you first experienced when you decided to join ESN. But the rewards usually outweigh the challenges. So why not take on the challenge of cooperating with student organisations other than ESN?Read moreCategories:
Volunteering 
Eating Healthy During Erasmus
Do you think eating healthy is too expensive and too time-consuming to keep it up during Erasmus? You couldn’t be more wrong!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Health 
American Experience: First Impressions of my Exchange in the US
Many say that films do not reflect reality, but I dare to say that when we’re talking about the American college experience, the glamour, alcohol and drama are not far from the truth. In the end, isn’t it America, the land of endless possibilities? Read moreCategories:
Culture, Travels 
Equality in Europe
Our partner, Spotahome, works with people who are moving to places completely unfamiliar to them, and there’s one area of life more important to future movers than any other: equality.Read moreCategories:
Culture, Social Inclusion 
Do You Know How To Party?
Na zdrowie! ¡Salud! or Cheers! - regardless of the language, this is one of the first words we learn when we go abroad.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Culture, Health 
Make the Most Out of Your Erasmus Experience
Going on an Erasmus exchange is an amazing experience. Make sure that you make the most out of this period and that, looking back, you won’t have a single regret!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
I love my home country – but I’m not coming back
“Happy he who like Ulysses has returned, successful from his travels, Then returned, wise to the world […] Live amongst his family to the end of his age!” wrote the French poet Joachim du Bellay. But what if Ulysses had been on an Erasmus?Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Travels 
Two years of ESNblog!
Already two years have passed and ESNblog keeps growing! Thank you for reading and supporting the Voice of the Erasmus Generation!Read moreCategories:
Volunteering 
Dear Mum, Of Course Erasmus Benefits My Health
Regular workouts and a healthy diet aren’t the first things that come to your mind when you think of Erasmus, however, the International Erasmus Games are here to change that. Join us on the healthy side of Erasmus and make your mum proud!Read moreCategories:
Erasmus, Health 
Tips on How to Decorate Your Erasmus Dorm Room
Making a second home can be hard. Follow these easy steps to create a magical dorm room during your exchange.Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
The New Dawn - AGM Costa Brava
It’s been a few days since we said goodbye to the sunny Costa Brava and left it with a heavy heart. Humming the melody of Mahna Mahna and finding Swiss chocolate in every corner of our luggage we are here to tell you the final story of AGM Costa Brava.Read moreCategories:
Volunteering 
Why Exchange Studies are Suitable for Introverts
Are you an introvert who is unsure about studying abroad? Moving abroad is an important step in a person’s life, so learn beforehand what you can expect from the experience. Read moreCategories:
Erasmus 
Young Leaders Shaping the World of Tomorrow - AGM Costa Brava
There is no growth without change. Meet the candidates that rose to the challenge and ran for the International Board.Read moreCategories:
Volunteering 
ESN Logo: the Past, Present and Future - AGM Costa Brava
The story behind the visual identity update of the largest student organisation in Europe.Read moreCategories:
Volunteering 
Where the past meets the future - AGM Costa Brava
The Annual General Meeting has officially started!Read moreCategories:
Volunteering Pages
 Going on Erasmus is depicted as something that only mentally healthy people can afford since they don’t have their brain on the way to be able to do things. You have to be generally happy to go on Erasmus. But, is this actually true? |
 Categories: If we don’t change, we don’t grow. When people tell me that I have changed a lot, I know it is mostly because of the things I have learnt during Erasmus. |
 Categories: This is not something you normally hear. People don’t like to say that they have depression and those that have it don’t go on Erasmus. Right? Wrong. Very wrong. I did it. And you can do it too. It’s all about knowing how to do so. |
 Categories: Have you ever wondered if any famous people went on the same journey as you? Lived through similar adventures? Well, wonder no more. It’s time to take a walk through the Erasmus+ Hall of Fame! |
 Going abroad implies temporarily feeling misplaced. My journey helped me overcome culture shock and accept that this feeling renews every time I move. Whether it’s your first time living abroad or your 99th, this article is for you. |
 I bet you’d never thought a group of internationals could be a dedicated squad of baby-sitters. Find out about how one baby, born while her parents were Erasmus Mundus students, turned an entire Master’s group into an international family. |
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