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The New Normal? Covid-19 and Sport in 2020

by James Bagby

The New Normal? Covid-19 and Sport in 2020 James Bagby looks at the way that viewing sport has changed since its slow re-emergence as lockdown restrictions gradually ease For the first time in the era of Coronavirus, live football and golf graced our TVs. They were not the same sports that we once knew, with […]

How I Experienced Coronavirus in Munich

by Rupali Naik

Foreign Correspondent in Germany, Rupali Naik, explains how the coronavirus outbreak has affected her year abroad and how she is dealing with the disruption.

Reflections on My Time Abroad at Halfway Point

by Rupali Naik

Foreign Correspondent in Germany, Rupali Naik, brings her year abroad in Munich to life and gives us an insight into what she has learned so far.

How to Deal with Loneliness on your Year Abroad

by International

Foreign Correspondent in Germany, Emma Wallace, explores in detail how you can deal with loneliness on your year abroad and gives examples of her and her friends’ strategies to overcome these “study abroad blues”.

How you can dive into language: the experiences of an English student in Germany

by International

Back in October, I attended my first class on Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde. It was a first for many reasons: mainly due to how the lesson was conducted – much to my surprise, in both English and German. I knew that German would be spoken to some extent, I am in Munich after all, but […]

When beer gets political – a look at Oktoberfest

by Dimitra Mina

Binge drinking is a concept commonly frowned upon amidst civilised societies and yet for two weeks from September through to October (17 September to 3 October) an internationally-lauded event disregards these social rules and somehow avoids being negatively connoted. Oktoberfest is viewed internationally as a stereotypical German experience, attracting crowds upwards of six million to Munich, a […]

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