Adventures in Europe: Part 3 – Switzerland, The Land of Cheese and Chocolate
The last stop on my trip was to see a friend who was studying in Lausanne, Switzerland. Little did I…
Adventures in Europe, Part 2 – Berlin, The City That Never Sleeps
Next stop on my journey was to the land of currywurst, the famous fried pork sausage in Berlin that’s seasoned…
Adventures in Europe: Part 1 – Amsterdam: A Diverse Collection of People and Their Stories
I never thought I’d fall in love with Amsterdam, a city I truly knew nothing about. The second I dropped…
Recovering from the Unethical Past of European and U.S. Research Abroad – Part 3 of 3
Despite its current glory internationally, Pfizer and other pharmaceutical organizations allowed for unethical practices to shape the global understanding of…
Q&A: European events manager talks video games, trade shows and afterparties
Gareth Swann has worked in the video game industry for most of his professional career. As an event manager and…
Snob Essentials Fall 2014 Collection: Falling for Europe
Handbags, Handbags, and more Handbags…. look no further than the Snob Essentials Fall 2014 Collection Launch: Falling for Europe. These…
Spotlight on Europe: Traveling EU
World traveling is a massive undertaking, so here are a few tips and suggestions for exploring Europe. Home to the…
Yuletide Around the Globe: 9 Holiday Traditions
In last year’s holiday column, I wrote about one memorable customs, cuisines, traditions, and practices in my Louisiana Creole home culture of New Orleans.
One’s Immigrant Experience Can Be Unique, Depending On Where You’re From
Many individuals who wish to immigrate to the U.S. are escaping serious problems in their home countries, such as poverty or violence.
A Dutch Woman’s Experience Immigrating To The U.S.A.
Immigrating to the United States is an extremely tedious and intimidating process that that can take years, and potentially change the minds of those who wish to immigrate.
