Without a doubt, studying in London is going to be one of the most exciting experiences of your life. Apart of all the knowledge and skills that you will gain, there are so many places to visit and spend time in…
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As part of our aim to visualise the Latin American culture in the UK and inspired by the Olympics 2016, Kamylla Caponi and I have decided to explore what London has to offer for Brazil lovers. The truth is that there…
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Festa Junina (June’s Feast), also known as “Festa de São João” or “Arraiá”, are annual celebrations taking place during the month of June nationwide both in Brazil and Portugal. It is especially celebrated on the eves of the Catholic solemnities of Saint Anthony…
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It is a little bit weird when you go to a classical concert when you went to a rock concert the day before. But believe me! It is a really good weird (of course the music has to be good!)….
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I was about to go home from the library when my friend sent me a text message asking me if I wanted to go to a concert with her because her cousin was suddenly busy and could not go with her….
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37 Years. Differences in time & space My father, Felipe Posada, studied in London back in 1978 – 1980. He came with my Mum, Clara Álvarez. We had a conversation about the time they spent here and what my dad remembers as the most…
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I can’t tell you how many times technology has eased my life and helped me save time, money and efforts, especially as an international student living in a big city like London. In this post, I would like to share…
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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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A few weeks ago, I had the good fortune to travel to Scotland for the Gentlemen of the Road Aviemore Stopover (a music festival put together by Mumford and Sons). In addition to a week in the Highlands and parts visited…
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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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