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 more
Erasmus is supposed to be this beautiful, carefree time in your life, that you look back on as if it were a dream. Seems like, for the past few months, life had other plans.Read more
Eating and drinking healthy can reduce the risk of disease and give you more energy. But when we think about travelling, we usually don’t associate it with healthy food. What if we tell you there are simple tips you can follow to make this a reality?Read more
Going on an exchange is not all sugar, spice and everything nice. It can actually be a stressful time. Below are the main sources of stress and anxiety which could occur during your exchange and some advice on how to cope with them.Read more
Some of us are lucky enough to live in an area with a warm climate and are able to enjoy outdoor activities all year long. Although winter is here and we may have to stay inside for the cold months, there are many activities to look forward to.Read more
ESN’s mission is to represent international students, but it can be done in many ways. Would you like to better understand ESN’s scope of work? Then this article is just for you!Read more
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?Read more
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.Read more
Read Mario’s inspiring personal story about constantly testing his limits and, ultimately, participating in one of the largest sporting events in the world - the NYC marathon!Read more
Bologna is renowned as the student city of Italy making it the perfect Italian Erasmus destination with its foundations of intellectual prowess, political history, architectural impressiveness, and gastronomical excellence.
We may think our Erasmus city will be our home for just a few months, but for some of us, it becomes home even after the mobility is over. Here are two stories of people, who shared why they chose to live in their Erasmus city.
A new life. One of the many trips you have done, but this time is just feeling different. Your heart is pumping so fast and you’re a little bit sweaty, as you know this time, this journey involves many other aspects.
Before the start of the academic year you might feel pretty overwhelmed by the amount of work approaching. Do you feel like getting into the roller-coaster-like track will take you ages? Check these 5 ideas that will help you to enjoy the end of summer!
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