"Dispatches from Europe" Blog Contest

Are you planning on traveleling to the European Union this summer? Submit a post to be featured on our Across the Pond blog and win prizes!

Environment and Society in a Changing Arctic Blogs

The third Environment and Society in a Changing Arctic class traveled to the Arctic Circle in summer 2014. Check out their blog entries from this summer!

Ringing the Bells at the Banner of Peace

Landscape Architecture Doctoral candidate Caroline Wisler reflects on her travels to Bulgaria.

Zach Grotovsky's Summer 2013: 14 Cities, 15 Weeks, One Long Adventure

University of Illinois graduate student in Germanic Literatures and Languages Zach Grotovsky documents his travels throughout Eastern Europe in the summer of 2013.

Polar Bears

The Environment and Society in a Changing Arctic class spotted polar bears in Norway!

Peaceful Opposition in Izmir

MAEUS student Levi Armlovich describes his experiences with the protests in Izmir, Turkey.

Friday, August 31, 2018

CEURO Blog: A Host in Two Countries

By Cassia Smith

Jessica Mrase in Belgium
Have you been reading our Conversation on Transatlanticism in Europe blog? We've been posting blog entries and trip perspectives from our students who participated in our "Current Issues in Global and EU Affairs" course during the 2018 Spring semester. This course is part of our Conversation on Transatlanticism in Europe (CEURO) program, which is one of the EUC's immersive learning opportunities for students.

This week on Across the Pond, we're sharing student Jessica Mrase's reflections on her role in the 2018 Spring School. As a native of Illinois, and as a student who had previously spent time in Belgium, Jessica describes her desire to help her Illinois classmates discover the best of Belgium, and to make her Belgian classmates feel welcome in Illinois.

Learn more about the Spring School, or the CEURO program as a whole, on the CEURO website.
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Friday, August 17, 2018

CEURO Blog: Bonding with European Classmates in KU Leuven

By Cassia Smith

Prince with her classmates in Belgium
Have you been reading our Conversation on Transatlanticism in Europe blog? We've been posting blog entries and trip perspectives from our students who participated in our "Current Issues in Global and EU Affairs" course during the 2018 Spring semester. This course is part of our Conversation on Transatlanticism in Europe (CEURO) program, which is one of the EUC's immersive learning opportunities for students.

This week on Across the Pond, we're sharing student Victoria Prince's reflections on bonding with her European classmates during her visit to KU Leuven as part of the CEURO Spring School. Read about how the busy Spring School schedule still allowed for her to spend time getting to know her KU Leuven colleagues.

Learn more about the 2018 Spring School itinerary.


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Friday, August 3, 2018

CEURO Blog: Visiting KU Leuven as a Latino

By Cassia Smith

A photo of a Belgian waffle, served with powdered sugar, piped pastry cream, and beer. From the Leuven trip.
Have you been reading our Conversation on Transatlanticism in Europe blog? We've been posting blog entries and trip perspectives from our students who participated in our "Current Issues in Global and EU Affairs" course during the 2018 Spring semester. This course is part of our Conversation on Transatlanticism in Europe (CEURO) program, which is one of the EUC's immersive learning opportunities for students.

This week on Across the Pond, we're sharing student Alberto M. Burgos-Rivera's blog on experiencing the CEURO program's spring visit to KU Leuven as a Latino. He discusses a lecture given by one of the Leuven professors (who is a Brazilian national) as well as social events from that day, highlighting how much the European Union has yet to learn about Latin America.

Visit the CEURO website to learn more about the schedule of the 2018 Spring School.
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