Plastic hand-sanitizer containers. Toilet paper and napkins made from dead trees. Water waste… With all this COVID-19 madness, everyone seems to have forgotten about the real enemy — climate change.
“Tremoço” is Portuguese for lupin (or, lupine) — you know, those bean-peanut-like things often served with beer in various Portuguese establishments. So Tremoçada would roughly translate as “a bunch of
Spain and Portugal have never been BFFs, or even buddies, by any definition, historically speaking. Try speaking Spanish in Lisbon, or Portuguese anywhere in Spain, and you’ll see what we
“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” Nelson
According to gawker.com, “‘Glow parties,’ billed as alcohol-free, are open to kids as young as 16, and boast loud, pulsing music, glow sticks, and strobe lights.” However, according to urbandictionary.com,
The Erasmus kids are in town again, and nothing says back to school like some good old fashioned lindy hop, Jazz, Balboa, blues, and tap dancing. Put those books away,
It’s September, which means that the Erasmus kids are descending upon Lisbon again. And, if there’s one thing that students enjoy more than studying, it’s drinking. That’s why, if you’re
Thanks to the partnership between the Instituto Superior Técnico and Lisbon City Hall, the fourth-year students majoring in Technical Architecture are showing 25 of their their proposals for a theater
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