I’m new to Copenhagen, but half of my company is too, and fortunately, we’ve got plenty of advice on how to get by. A coworker of mine, a fellow expat from a different English-speaking country, bought a bike he later … Continue reading Denmark to the point
London is enormous – it’s probably the biggest city I have ever lived in. Despite that, it is very well connected with public transportation. The opening of the new Elizabeth line in time for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations makes the … Continue reading A City with Endless Possibilities
When you travel abroad, nothing can prepare you for all the surprises you’ll face: phonemes of languages previously unheard, foods never before tasted, unfamiliar histories and traditions, and jet lag so severe that you’ll be dozing off at noon but … Continue reading FLI-ing Abroad
By: Robert Koirala
Class of 2022 | Math and Physics
Research – England Continue reading Things to Do Besides Mathematics
By: Mai Nguyen
Class of 2022 | Mechanical Engineering
Internship – India Continue reading I’m back in Asia!
By: Kevin Shum
Class of 2019 | Computer Science
Internship – Ghana Continue reading What do Ghana, Hong Kong, and the U.S. have in common?
By: Sophia Mittman
Class of 2022 | Materials Science and Engineering
Research – Italy Continue reading Standing Out Among the Sea of Strangers
By: Miki Hansen
Class of 2021 | Mechanical Engineering
Internship – Denmark Continue reading Elegant Simplicity: Identities in the Context of Danish Culture
By: An Jimenez
Class of 2021 | Computer Science and Engineering
Internship – Israel Continue reading “Want to come to my wedding?” and Other Things You May Hear in Israel
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