Feeling Connected in Luxembourg
It shouldn’t be surprising that Luxembourg has a bit of a small town dynamic with a population size of roughly 576,000 and a capital…
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Letters (and Lessons) from Luxembourg
When one of the classes of 6e students, the youngest students at the Lycée Hubert Clément in Esch-sur-Alzette, found out that their school had…
First Semester
The first semester is already over. Time flies when you are on a new adventure. The good thing about California is that the sun…
Orientation Day for U.S. Fulbright Grantees to Belgium and Luxembourg
The sun was shining and temperatures were soaring in Brussels last Thursday as the 2016-2017 Fulbright grantees to Belgium and Luxembourg arrived at the…
2016-2017 Fulbright Grantees Announced
The Fulbright Commission is proud to announce the list of the 2016-2017 Belgian and Luxembourg Fulbright Grantees who will study, research, or lecture in the United States…
The Luxembourg Life
I am often asked the question of what I do as a Fulbright grantee. My standard answer is that I am working on a…
Coffee with Matt
2 months ago Prof Matt DeJongh, Professor in Computer Science at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, started as a visiting scientist at the LCSB. Today…
NYC is the city where all dreams come true!
The adventure began with an invitation to the Gateaway orientation held in Boston where I met other Fulbright scholars from all around the world….
On Love and Language in Luxembourg
One of the many exciting things I’ve experienced through my Fulbright assignment is the opportunity to work at both the University of Luxembourg and…
Dispatch from Luso-Luxembourg
I live in the south of Luxembourg, a short walk to the part of the French border dominated by the still-operating Arcelor-Mittal steel plant….