A Personal Travel Lifestyle Blog written by a crazy happy hard-working passionate traveller, mathematician, cycling/yoga fan and the cocker lover. Enjoy.
A Personal Travel Lifestyle Blog written by a crazy happy hard-working passionate traveller, mathematician, cycling/yoga fan and the cocker lover. Enjoy.
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Info for MathMods, InterMaths and other international students in L'Aquila, Hamburg. More cities to come, stay tuned! We all understand every day is a challenge, a sitcom or a tragedy, if you live ...
I think everyone can agree on being influenced by the environment we live in. Some of us more, some of us less but from what I have been observing, everyone gets bits from there and bits from somewhere else. And yeah, there are people that are able to change their natural […]
An amazing place, the best I have seen durring my nearly 2 years in Abruzzo. We have discovered this place thanks to our first Mathmods trip and came back here many many times more after. Rocca Calascio is also called as the castle in the sky. It is hard to describe its beauty. Stunning, […]
In terms of actual extra activities, it’s rather inaccessible in the first semester, not least because staying afloat is challenging enough. If you’re new reading this, just stay low for now. Make cake, take long walks, have a nice meal with friends. On to the second year, possibilities open up. Course […]
I’ve had my preconception of grad school before entering MathMods, and I’m sure many of us did. Grad school is supposed to be difficult, intensive, and cold. But I also expected there to be a life outside of lectures — an opportunity for growth in leadership, community involvement, and others. At […]
Although L’Aquila isn’t one of the major cities, it boasts quite a respectable scene for classical music. Not unusually does it attract top musicians to perform. Over the two years we’ve been here, this city has seen András Schiff, Angela Hewitt, and Rainer Honeck, just to name a few. I can […]
4AM. Earthquake, magnitute 6.3. Messages, phone calls, chaos. When you wake up at night and everything is shaking it scares the hell out of you. You realise you are in the middle of an earthquake and all the stories from 2009 seem so familiar to you. All the pictures from 2009 […]
Studying abroad is great. We all know about it. Meeting new people, making friends all around the world, discovering new places, experiencing different cultures and all of this while getting your degree. Sounds like a dream, right? Contributor: Krystyna However, as everything in this life, studying abroad has two sides, […]
I just received this article form a contributor today, exactly 4 years after I arrived to Pizzoli to start MathMods.. Every one has their own ideas and the way of how to handle your first semester abroad. This made me think about those months for quite a while.. Following article might seem to be […]