World Mental Health Day in the Time of Coronavirus

Polly Penter October 9, 2020

Friday 9th October is World Mental Health Day, and for many this year it seems more important than ever. This year, perhaps more than ever before, so many of us will have struggled with loneliness, fear, uncertainty and anxiety; we will have faced disruption… More

Pandemic Measures Field Report: England

Arcadia Abroad September 15, 2020

What is life in England like right now?  Many aspects of daily life have re-emerged. The country benefited from a high level of compliance with government imposed restrictions. Universities and schools have reopened for the new academic year but with… More

Dreaming of London: A Student's Reflection

Student Voices July 21, 2020

Alaesha Gaedke, an Arcadia in London student from this past Spring, reflects on her time in London. When I was a teenager in high school, I had a list in my journal of goals I wanted to accomplish in the next five years. One of the goals at the top of… More

Scones: The Great British Controversy

Polly Penter July 1, 2020

Traditionally consumed with a nice cup of tea in sedate surroundings, the scone - a little like an American biscuit - is as quintessential a part of British culture as the queen, fish and chips and an incomprehensible fascination with the weather. It… More

The London Music Scene: From Busking to Abbey Road

Kati Cooper June 18, 2020

This week we had the unique opportunity to hear from Olly Corpe, lead vocalist and songwriter for the band The King's Parade. Olly took the time to share the history of how his band has gotten where they are today and to perform a few songs including… More

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