Tags: Segovia

Why Are Rents Rising in Segovia?

This article is written in conjunction with the IE Law Society. By Paulette Freixas IE and the Cost of Living Increase  Segovia suffered from Spain’s highest rent...

How to Become Captain Crochet 

Step Into Crochet  Crochet is a fun and relaxing hobby…Is what I would have said before actually trying it. Let’s not lie, crocheting is hard...

Charity Galore: IE’s Volunteerism Fair Returns

On October 9, Campus Life, in association with the Charity and SDG Club, held a bustling volunteer fair. Multiple local organizations from Segovia participated...

From Drawings to Dollars: Creativity Center Hosts Seminar on Monetizing Creativity

There are a myriad of ways that students at IE show their creative side. From sketches and poems to singing and dancing, creativity is...

Venture Network in Segovia

The Stork interviews Jean-François Manigo Gilardoni and Miguel Eugène del Olmo about the introduction of the Venture Network on Segovia campus, an organisation designed to uplift students' entrepreneurial spirit.

IE Global Village Day: A Taste of Diversity 

For yet another year students from different backgrounds gathered to stand behind a nicely decorated table with samples of treats, trinkets and other interesting things originating from their countries.

Casanova: The Newest Addition to Segovia’s Nightlife

The trending topic among IE students, however, is the newest nightclub Casanova. It has been week after week of the dance floor filled with university students, and the main topic of conversation among the campus’ halls

Is Amnesty Constitutional? IE professors discuss

Is the newly proposed amnesty law compliant with the Spanish constitution? Does it challenge the highly respected rule of law and the principle of the separation of powers? These were the questions posed by panellists during the “Legal Brew” event organised by the Law Society at Segovia Campus.

Noise and Nuisance: IE Students vs. Segovia Locals

This article is written in conjunction with the IEU Law Society. By Miguel Yu To what extent should IE students fear the locally established regulations on...

Will You Get Deported if You Commit a Crime?

This article is written in conjunction with the IEU Law Society. By Martina Al Rifai Hajjo As many of us IE students would agree, we love...

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2024 Climate Change in Review: Extreme Weather and Climate Action

Last year was the hottest year on record. Though this phrase is a tune all too familiar by now. The last ten years have consecutively broken the record for hottest year. This goes to show that collective climate action is still lacking, as the effects of a warming globe become more drastic with each year that passes. 

Syria: 13 Years Later

On December 8, 2024, Bashar Al-Assad fled the country and sought asylum in Russia, marking the end of the Syrian Civil War, which started during the Arab Spring. A 13 year-old civil war was brought to an end after 12 days of fighting between the Syrian Army and a coalition of rebel groups. For the first time since 2018, opposition groups were able to reach Damascus. Two lines, years apart: “Your turn has come, Doctor” in 2011 and “The turn is over, Doctor” in 2024.

Dear Mexico City,

Mexico City, I’m a dreamer. I dream of a place where everyone equally enjoys access to services, an efficient public transportation network, and accessibility for those who live in your darkest and most secluded areas. I dream of a place powered by non-polluting energy, a clean urban environment, and a well-functioning urban metabolism. You must rethink who you are and how you have changed and evolved.