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Amsterdam Night Life: A Year Abroad Perspective

Posted on 20th June 201818th March 2019 by James Dewar

I left for my year abroad in Amsterdam considering the clichéd sentiments and warnings that go hand in hand with the shadier sides of the city’s double-edged culture. Any prior trips to the so-called ‘City […]

Postcards from Abroad: Venice, Italy

Posted on 11th January 20163rd September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Delilah is a third year student of English Literature studying in Venice, who now seems to spend the majority of her time reading books on boats and trying to communicate in horrific attempts at Italian. […]

Postcards from Abroad: Reykjavik, Iceland

Posted on 2nd November 20153rd September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Imogen is an English literature student spending her third year studying in Iceland. She  prefers drawing to writing these days but needs to blog about Iceland because it’s so interesting. She misses Leeds but doesn’t […]

Je Ne Sais Quoi: A Year Abroad

Posted on 1st October 201531st August 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Molly Walker-Sharp tells The Gryphon about her personal experience of her year in Northern France and the pros and cons of choosing to study abroad. With study abroad opportunities becoming more and more popular in […]

Travel | Chile and Pablo Neruda – A poet in a world of his own

Posted on 16th April 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

As South America’s spindliest country, Chile is side-saddled between a gloriously blue Pacific Ocean, and the neighboring Latino countries of Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. However, aside from being the thinnest and longest country near the […]

Features | Brave new horizons with Erasmus+

Posted on 6th December 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Following the news of the Erasmus+ scheme being given the green light at European Parliament, LS looks at how students will benefit from an expansion of the study abroad programme and what we can expect in the […]

Blogs | The Fairest of the Seasons

Posted on 29th October 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Some things remain comfortingly consistent on the continent: the presence of pumpkin spice lattes in Starbucks the second leaves start falling off trees, the pointless academic bureaucracy whilst trying to complete the seemingly simple task […]

Blogs | I Wanna Scream and Kraut and Let It All out!

Posted on 20th October 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

After weeks of anticipation I have finally made it to Germany, Heidelberg to be exact. I am currently two weeks into my 10 month stay and it has definitely been a learning curve. For a […]

Travel | Frog out of Water

Posted on 19th October 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

We have all heard the tale of the Englishman in New York, but our relationship with our channel cousins is one of equally profound debate. Budding Francophile Lorna Flint has taken time out of her […]

Blogs | Norwegian Wood – Time Passes, Things Happen

Posted on 6th October 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Thanks to my last blog, I am now in possession of 700g of marmite, which inevitably has given a whole new perspective on my life here. Whilst it may be getting colder, days are vastly […]

Blogs | A year in Germany – the best or Wurst idea ever?

Posted on 26th September 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

It’s the 22nd September and despite the fact that this is meant to be a blog about my year abroad I am still at home. Yes, at home, in my pyjamas in Putney sipping on […]

Return from the Continenent

Posted on 3rd May 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

So the time has come to depart from the land of beer and chocolate back to the city of whatever Leeds is famous for apart from the indoor market and the Otley Run. A time […]

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