Reading like a writer
Reading time: 2.5 minutes Why read like a writer? Writers read the way dry earth absorbs rainfall. Reading sustains them. What exactly does reading provide? Avid readers gain four valuable […]
Camden Market, Stonehenge, Bath Experience
Camden Market is one of my favorite stops in London and a place I take my friends to when they visit London. There is just something for everyone at the […]
Oxford Day Trip
Friday 22 February, students are invited to join our first Day Trip of the Spring 2019 semester. Oxford is, of course, most well-known for hosting the oldest English-speaking university. Claims to […]
Spitalfield & Brixton Walking Tour
Cold and rainy, typical London weather and for my flat-mates and I, a great day for a free walking tour of Spitalfield and Brixton. During our second weekend in London, […]
Diversity & Inclusion: LGBT History Month
February is LGBT History Month in the UK and we hope you join us in celebrating, raising awareness and keeping LGBT+ people visible and safe. The goal of LGBT History […]
The Beauty of Not Being Ready
That should’ve been my mood, but it wasn’t! This was more of my mood. From leaving my house in Harlem to finally landing in the UK, I was totally […]
Faculty Activities and Accomplishments Fall 2018
Syracuse London faculty’s work outside the classroom this fall included Bev Zalcock’s (ETS430.2 Global Cities and World Cinema) and Sara Chambers’ short “My Name is Lola Lola ” included at […]
Find Out Fridays: Black History Month
During the month of October, since year 1987, the UK celebrates Black History Month, and we hope you join the celebrations! When Black History Month began, it was only celebrated […]
Find Out Fridays: Diversity & Inclusion
Hello everyone! You might notice that this ‘Find Out Fridays’ post is either a bit late or early this week. I must admit, it’s a bit late 🙂 The first […]
The Warner Brothers Studio Tour
This post was written by Syracuse London student Meredith Vondran, reflecting on her trip to the Warner Brothers Studio Tour London on “The Making of Harry Potter”. Meredith wrote this […]