At CUPA, our priority is and has always been the safety and well-being of our students. Since the start of the COVID-19 crisis, we have been closely monitoring the situation and enacting measures that limit health risks to our students, staff, and...
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Because of the Covid-19 epidemic, the French government has officially put in place confinement measures for the whole of France. One of the happy side effects of these temporary closures has been the virtual access to some of the world’s most prestigious...
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We have extended our application deadlines for CUPA Immersion and CUPA Art & Design, Fall 2020 and Year 2020-2021.
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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.
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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...
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Every fall the contemporary art community arrives in Paris for the FIAC. Also this weekend, the podcast festival, and a variety of alternative markets.
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Thanks to the Nuit blanche and many other events, this weekend, Paris is the city that doesn't sleep.
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For Molly Tucker, her semester in Paris was one marked by self-discovery. The challenges of adapting to an unfamiliar system led to daily victories and a strengthened sense of confidence and resilience.
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Claire Barbehenn reflects on what makes Paris such an interesting city and how her impressions of the French capital shifted over the course of her semester abroad.
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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...
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