Before I came to London, I always spent my weekends walking around the old quarters of my capital city, trying to capture the normal life around me. I loved to walk, which seemed to be an abnormal thing to do…
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If you feel you won’t have enough communication with your fellow Cypriot compatriots FEAR NOT. A small trip to North London (Enfield, Southgate etc.) and you’ll be reunited with them. According to the London Cypriot Embassy there are currently around 200,000-250,000…
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Today London was so beautiful… like Christmas is waiting right at your doorstep. The streets were amazingly decorated and all the lights were lighten up already. It felt like I was walking along an imaginary road written in a novel…
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‘Tis the season for chunky sweaters, red cups, hot chocolate, candy canes, tacky sweater parties and my personal favourite: shiny Christmas decorations! And because Christmas is my favourite holiday, I’ve been planning since the middle of November meaning I like to think…
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What fascinates me the most about London is its multicultural pot-pourri which you won’t find easily anywhere else in the world. Not only you get to listen and learn about various cultures and languages from all continents, you are also…
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One of the things I love most about living and studying abroad is how you begin to see not only yourself but the world in a new way. You slowly become more assimilated and accustomed to behaviour you would normally…
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How many times have you heard the cliche expression “The World has become a global village”? Probably loads, but let’s face it… we are all a result of and contributors to the inevitable process that is ‘Globalisation’. No, this article is not another long-lasting…
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Ready to start the new term? The induction week is just around the corner, but I am still holding back on skimming through my timetable. The summer holiday went too fast and I feel like I need some few incentives getting me…
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When I first decided to study abroad my first semester of sophomore year everyone thought I was crazy. The staff at the study abroad office were confused and repeatedly told me I would be the youngest one there, which was fine…
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The first time I ever visited the Barbican Centre was in 2007, when I came to London to attend my sister’s wedding. It is a special place for my sister and my brother-in-law. They met there for the first time while working together, so…
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