Amschel Rothschild


Week 2: Tarragona

human-tower-tarragona

This past week has been filled with adventure. My program’s “mandatory” trip to Tarragona turned out to be much more interesting than I had anticipated. After visiting what used to be an ancient Roman arena and circus, we ended the day building human towers. We learned that “Castells,” also known as human towers were declared an intangible heritage element by UNESCO, and everyone was very excited to be able to make our own. Continue Reading


I Finally Got It! Suitcase, Food, Culture

Paella, a common dish in Spain.  (Amschel Rothschild/UConn School of Business)
Paella, a common dish in Spain. (Amschel Rothschild/UConn School of Business)

I’ll start with the more personal matter, losing my suitcase. I didn’t think arriving to another country where you don’t speak the language could get much worse than the nightmare it is trying to get around. Well, not having your clothes and other things you packed for your trip might make it a bit harder. Needless to say, the airline (the culprits of my additional obstacle) delivered my luggage to my homestay quickly. Continue Reading