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My Year Abroad so far – An Album

My Year Abroad so far – An Album Ross Chatburn casts a look back at his year-abroad experience so far. Striking sights, treasured memories and a pizza on the Rialto. Enough said. My first perouse around Padua This first photo is of the Palazzo Bo (Bo Palace) in Padua, the central University hub. This aesthetic […]

Feb 5, 2021 By Foreign Correspondents Editor Filed Under: International, Overseas Correspondents, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Venice, italy, Florence, exchange student, coronavirus, exchange, padua

Students concerned about upcoming year abroad placements

Year abroad students have spoken to Online Editor, Maddie Baker, and Deputy Editor, Richard Ainslie, about how COVID-19 has changed their plans abroad.

Jun 4, 2020 By Maddie Baker Filed Under: News, Features, Headlines, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Germany, italy, Russia, study abroad, covid-19, work abroad

Winners and Losers

Winners and Losers The postponement of Euro 2020 is another of the many disappointing sporting consequences to Coronavirus. The first edition of the tournament to be held across multiple countries has been pushed back to 2021 and the news has left fans and players alike saddened to miss out on a potentially glorious summer of […]

May 7, 2020 By James Bagby Filed Under: Sport, Football, Global, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Cristiano Ronaldo, italy, European football, Harry Kane, Footballl, England Football, Phil Foden, Jordan Pickford, Jan Vertonghen

Peggy Guggenheim and the History behind the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni in Venice

Peggy Guggenheim and the History behind the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni in Venice Sophia Hill, Foreign Correspondent in Italy, pieces together the background behind Peggy Guggenheim. She explores her life and her art collection in Venice. It would simply be woefully wrong to describe the life of Peggy Guggenheim as dull. Be it her work […]

Oct 30, 2019 By Sophia Hill Filed Under: International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Picasso, Venice, italy, Guggenheim, artworks

Why is Rome as Iconic as Ever?

The ‘Eternal City’ draws in tourists from across the globe by combining its epic history with the bustle of modern city life. Rome is one of those travel destinations – everyone seems to know someone who’s jetted off to the Italian capital, don’t they? But, Rome is more than a destination to tick off from […]

Aug 6, 2018 By Maddie Baker Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: travel, lifestyle, italy, Roman Holiday, rome

48 Hours in Naples

Getting There EasyJet, the cheapest option, flies from Stansted where flights can cost as little as £30pp. Book at least a month in advance, as prices can increase to well over £150pp each way and try to book for mid-week. Although EasyJet’s hand luggage allowance is stricter than that of other airlines, this is by […]

Feb 11, 2017 By Jennifer Doggett Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: culture, travel, art, italy, food, schedule, vacation, arquitecture, naples, 48 hours

48 Hours in Milan

Getting There Ryanair flies from both Bristol and London (although flights from the former are seasonal) and you can expect to pay anything from £20 to £100+ each way. Book at least a couple of weeks in advance and try to fly midweek if you can (although I recently flew out on a Saturday for £20). EasyJet offers […]

Sep 12, 2016 By L.PORTER Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: travel, lifestyle, italy, food, Holiday, milan, vacation, student travel, 48 hours in, weekender

48 Hours in Florence

Florence, Italy: renowned for its creativity, momentous impact on the arts, huge variety of ice-cream and of course, as my friends wistfully noted, ‘Italian stallions’. With its towering palazzos, maze of markets, and winding alleys, it is paradise for any romantically inclined daydreamer. The city itself is a cluster of world famous galleries, each abundant […]

Sep 2, 2016 By Ruby Bosanquet Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: culture, travel, art, italy, photography, journalism, food, Florence, student budget, cheap travel, arquitecture

Euro 2016 – Quarter Final Preview

Poland v Portugal Thursday 30 June, 20:00 BST, Marseilles. Poland and Portugal: two sides who made it very hard for themselves in making it past the Round of 16. Poland led for much of the game against Switzerland, yet they also invited an awful lot of pressure upon themselves which saw them concede for the […]

Jun 30, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Sport, Football, Global Tagged With: football, Germany, Wales, italy, France, Poland, europe, Belgium, Portugal, Iceland, UEFA Euro 2016

Euro 2016 – Round of 16 Preview

Switzerland v Poland Saturday 25 June, 14:00 BST, Saint-Etienne. BBC1 The Round of 16 will get underway with two as-of-yet unbeaten teams at the Stade Geoffrey Guichard, with Group A runners-up Switzerland meeting their Group C counterparts, Poland. Switzerland have made it to this stage having taken three points against Albania and recording a draw […]

Jun 24, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Sport, Football Tagged With: football, Germany, England, Wales, UEFA, italy, France, Ireland, Poland, spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Portugal, croatia, Iceland, euro 2016, northern ireland, hungary, European Championships, Round of 16, Slovakia

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