by NSAC Team | Dec 25, 2023 | Blog
It seems that there is little daring in a pure critique of Advent. There are many well-deserved and necessary sieges that have yet to laid, and it would be deceptive to not mention the poverty of institutional lucidity in much of the old world when the Advent...
by NSAC Team | Dec 17, 2023 | Blog
” I’d be very happy to […] share what I know about this vaguely odd, but quite pleasant, place.”These words were written to me in an email response to a request to meet with a fellow at my college at the beginning of this academic year (23/24). That college is...
by NSAC Team | Dec 10, 2023 | Blog
Surrounded by les lumières de Noël and fuelled by vin chaud, croissants, and coffee, December in Reims is magnifique. Or at least it has been the times I have dared to peek out into the real world, after being locked away in the library for 8+ hours. As I am finishing...
by NSAC Team | Dec 3, 2023 | Blog
The Christmas spirit is finally reaching Dublin, with lights going up around the city center the buskers are exchanging their familiar tunes for careful Christmas songs. Luckily they seem to have collectively decided that Last Christmas is still too soon. One building...
by NSAC Team | Nov 22, 2021 | Blog
15,600,000,000 EUR. That’s the approximate value of scholarships available for international students each year – in Europe alone! These scholarships – needless to say – come in different sizes and shapes, but comparing that to the 6 out of 10...
