Best recipes for Bonfire Night in the UK
“Remember, remember, the 5th of November…” Why? Because the 5th of November is Bonfire Night in the UK. Otherwise known as Guy Fawkes Night, it’s an eardrum-splitting British celebration that’s...
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Location, location: 5 reasons to study in… Florida
Where to study? It’s one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. But with so many amazing places to choose from, how do you ever decide? We’re going to...
INTO Infographic: 10 signs that you’re an international student
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5 ways to stay healthy while studying abroad
Late nights, sugary snacks, too much time spent indoors… when you’re a student, it’s all too easy to fall into unhealthy habits. But it doesn’t have to be that way...
Out and About: Eating out in Tianjin with INTO China
Eating out in Tianjin – there is so much on offer. Our INTO China team tell us about their favourite restaurants in Tianjin, where our students are currently experiencing true Chinese...
Out and about: a student guide to the best places to eat in London
Here are the best places to eat in London, because studying can be hungry work. Fortunately, students at City, University of London are spoilt for choice restaurant-wise with hundreds of...
10 Questions, 1 Student: INTO China part 2
Today we reach the concluding part of 10 Questions, 1 Student. We hope you’ve enjoyed reading it as much as we’ve enjoyed putting it together! To round off the series...
10 Questions, 1 Student: INTO China part 1
Our 10 Questions, 1 Student series is almost over, we do hope you’ve learnt a little bit more about life as an international student with INTO. For the two-part finale...
Bonfire night: Gunpowder, treason and…Parkin
We’ve barely blown out the candles in our pumpkin lanterns after Halloween, yet already the UK is preparing for its next annual winter celebration. 5 November 2011 marks 406 years...
