Jack McCormack-Noonan

Have you ever wondered how global leaders become so?

Is there anything more frustrating than travelling abroad and finding there is nothing available to eat?

When deciding where to study, there are a myriad of things to consider: the quality of the education, the language and the weather are three good examples. But sometimes it can be far simpler than all of that.

On March 29th, the Government of the United Kingdom triggered Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union, effectively beginning the process by which the UK will leave the EU.

For decades, New York has been rightly thought of as the cultural capital of the world.

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Following Donald Trump’s surprise victory in December, winning the Presidency of the United States of America, students and educators alike worried for what his victory would mean for the reputation of America as a welcoming and safe country, as well as one in which work opportunities are available for all.

Studying abroad is one of the most difficult decisions any student may take. Students should thoroughly explore all academic destinations available and choose one that is most suitable for them.

The definition of Paradise does not contain the word ‘Hawaii’, though perhaps it should. A picture, at least.

Oddly enough, searching for and finding accommodation is often one of the last things considered by students, whether they are moving country or not. And yet considering it’s so high on the list of needs for not just students, but everyone, it can be quite puzzling trying to understand why.