In a third instalment of her column Le Vendôme, Jasmine Eden Gray gives an overview of the Year Abroad experience, how things may not always go to plan but how that’s all part of the experience.

In the second instalment of her column about her Year Abroad in Paris, Jasmine Eden Gray explores the dangers and delights of the Paris Metro.

In the first installment of her column ‘Le Vendôme’, Jasmine Eden Gray recounts some of the many humorous interactions with the local Parisians that she has experienced on her year abroad in the city of lights.

Ama Otuo gives us a poetic insight into the challenges of living abroad

Jasmine Eden Gray recounts her experience of how music can be important on your Year Abroad.

In this new installment of the Berlin Bulletin, European columnist Sophie Clare takes us on a tour of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf. From stadiums, to Savignyplatz, parks and palaces, and even David Bowie’s regular haunt, she covers it all in this gentle tour of just one Berlin district.

Middle East and Africa Editor Josh Moreton reflects on a year spent in Egypt and the lessons he’s learnt.

Writer Amy Reid and Middle East and Africa Editor, Josh Moreton, bring us an evocative recollection of their jaunt across Upper Egypt. Dive into the ancient world through the eyes of a modern tourist.

Through her insightful comparison of Fontane’s Effie Briest with Gabriele Reuter’s Aus guter Familie, German columnist Maddie Hazelden traces both the shelves of a bookshop and the history of literature in this intriguing critique of German literary practices.

In the first instalment of her column Berlin Bulletin, German columnist Sophie Clare begins to share the hidden sides of Germany’s capital. In her exhilarating account, Sophie takes us on a tour of Berlin’s history through the exciting story of Formula E at the world-famous Tempelhof air field.

In this first article of her column, Germanistik: In search of the female writer, Maddie Hazelden critically explores the inequality in gender representation in the Germanistik curriculum at the University of Bonn.

In their final instalment of the term, Alex Jarvis introduces us to their favourite spots in St Petersburg, reflecting in particular on their final days in the city.

In their third instalment, Alex Jarvis takes us along the notorious Dumskaya street and to a delirium-inducing bubble-tea-stroke-rainbow-bagel counter.

In their second instalment, Alex Jarvis takes us to two more cafes in St Petersburg, the oddly named ‘Cucumbers’, and the ominous ‘Bunker’.

Having been ejected from the city in February 2022, four Slavonicists reflect on the spots in St Petersburg that meant the most to them.

In this article, Alexandra writes a enchanting article that focuses on the cafe, Leon, as a site through which she remembers her Year Abroad experience in St. Petersburg.

Jenny Frost ci porta con lei in un momento di riflessione su cosa vuol dire veramente vivere in una città.

Jenny Frost revisits her experience of watching the Giro d’Italia in Siena, reminiscing about her life in cycling along the way.

MEA columnist Florence Coumbe explores the social and literary nuances of poetry in Arab societies through the lens of a student of the Arabic language whilst on her year abroad in Amman, Jordan.