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We want to thank Erica Dugué and our students for speaking up and challenging us when we remained silent as the world stood up against racial injustice and police violence. We believe that Black lives matter. In our letter of response, we address our shortcomings and how we will do better in the future.

The cherry blossoms in spring, thunderous applause at the Théâtre National de Chaillot, a dramatic sunset over the Seine: these are a few of the images Sarah Betancourt shared with the world when she took over CUPA's Instagram stories in the spring of 2019. Thanks to her stories, we were able to live Sarah's Parisian life, if only for a couple of hours.

Paris is small. You might hear it, think you understand, even look at a map and see that it’s hardly 10 kilometers wide and fewer still north-south, but it doesn’t really set in for me until I fire up Google Maps on this February Monday morning and...

My friends and older students told me that because I was a STEM student, I couldn’t study abroad. I’m glad I didn’t listen to them – my time with CUPA in Paris ended up boosting my scientific education in profoundly surprising ways.

Jessica Meyers looks back at her semester in Paris and her experiences at ENSAPLV.