There’s No Place Like Brussels
I had no idea what to expect from Brussels as I prepared to make the de Duve Institute my new lab home for the…
Feeling Language in Luxembourg
Attuned to the fossilized monolingualism of the United States, moving to Luxembourg activated my senses in a new way. My ears are now on…
Spending Time in Belgium
My transition from a military academy to civilian life was like jumping off a speedboat into still, cold water. I too slowly found that…
Day in the Life of a Fulbrighter to Luxembourg
Shane Lubold is a 2017-2018 American Fulbright student researcher to the University of Luxembourg in Esch-sur-Alzette. A recent graduate of Arizona State University, Shane…
Putting Luxembourg on the Map
“Moien” is one of the first words I learned in Luxembourg, and is probably the one Luxembourgish word that I use every day (sometimes…
Opening Doors from USA to Molenbeek
In mid-April, I could feel that something was different at the secondary school in which I taught. The teachers and students had just returned…
It Takes Two To Tandem
As my Fulbright assignment comes to an end, and as I am enjoying this Oregon spring weather, I really want to share one last…
How Did I Wind Up Researching in Leuven?
Dr. Anthony J. Zera is a 2017-2018 Fulbright Scholar and professor at the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Nebraska. He has…
Job Posting: Program Officer
The Commission for Educational Exchange between the U.S., Belgium and Luxembourg is looking to hire a Program Officer, to begin at our offices in…
A Luxembourger can be Made
I’ve been keeping a journal since I arrived in Luxembourg nine months ago. Among many entries that I don’t merit sharing are littered little…