Student Blog: 29 Years Later
We wanted to share an article written for The Daily Orange by your fellow student, Haley Kim, on Lockerbie and how it has moved on from the bombing of Pan […]
Find Out Fridays: Being Human/A Festival of the Humanities
*The humanities can be described as the study of how people process and document the human experience. **The humanities are studies about human culture, such as literature, philosophy, and history. Every year since 2014 […]
Find Out Fridays: Time Out London
Have you discovered the weekly Time Out London magazine yet? If not, you should definitely take some time to read it on Tuesdays – it is filled with events, activities, […]
Find Out Fridays: Interesting Talks
London provides such a wonderful opportunity to meet other great thinkers, artists, academics, etc., and most of the time these events and spaces are FREE. I hope you take advantage […]
Find Out Fridays: Black History Month
October is Black History Month here in the UK and we wanted to share and encourage you to attend some of the events this city has organised to celebrate our […]
Find Out Fridays: Events
Today marks one month since you’ve arrived to London and I hope you’re feeling more and more settled each day. I wanted to share a few websites with you where […]
Event: Free Speech, Censorship, and Music – Is Trapping Dead?
Have you had a chance to attend any interesting talks in London yet? If not, here’s a good one running at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton this Friday, 29 […]
Money
Couldn’t get into Professor Stephen Hannah’s Money and Banking course here at Syracuse London? Not to worry, you can get a taste of it on Professor Hannah’s course website’s blog, […]
Find Out Fridays: Becoming a Londoner
Dear Fall 2017 students, Welcome to London! We are excited to have you here and we hope you’ve had a chance to explore London a little bit this week. We thought we’d […]
Exhibition on Migration
Closing soon (September 2) , the exhibition “Migrate” will be held at Omeara (http://www.omearalondon.com/events/migrate/). Sponsored by NEXTgen London and the Impossible Project, using instant analogue film (polaroids!) http://uk.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/2477157/london-photo-exhibition-explores-human-migration?utm_source=Blouin+Artinfo+Newsletters&utm_campaign=e937b6425a-Blouin+Artinfo+News+08.29.2017&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_df23dbd3c6-e937b6425a-81879697 and the […]