Op-Ed: Not Another Self-Help Article

By Sadia KHAN “Education is the key to success”, “Knowledge is power” – We have all heard, read or been told these words at some point in our lives. When we talk about education, we are usually referring to the socially acceptable definition; which confines us to pursuit of knowledge via classrooms, but is it enough? One cannot deny the

PUBLIC HEALTH: Get Your Summer Facial

BY Anshu L. & MAHARANE Summer is a wonderful time for enjoying outdoor activities and getting some much needed sun, especially in Paris. Protecting your skin under the summer rays is essential. Healthy routines and quality products are important to preventing sunburn, dryness, fatigue and aging. Here are a few skin products and routines we suggest:

LENS PHOTOS: Summer Drinks

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M1 Year Reflection en français: Glenn Verner

Une américaine à Paris Il y a presque un an que je suis arrivée à Paris – la capitale culturelle du monde depuis des centaines d’années et une des destinations touristiques les plus populaires. Après un été à Annecy et quelques vacances en France, je suis tombée amoureuse de la France comme beaucoup d’autres. Quand j’ai été acceptée à l’EHESP,

M1 Year Reflection: Rebecca Stein-Lobovits

Paris is chalk full of charm, spunk, and surprises. With tradition cemented in the cobblestone and the smell of butter croissants wafting in the air, the quaint streets have lots to offer. But for newbies, Paris can be a lot to soak in, especially when starting graduate school. So I started thinking about what I wish someone had told me

M1 Year Reflection: Jalpa Shah

Perhaps, like many of my classmates, I came into my first year convinced that I knew exactly I wanted from my MPH and where I was going with my studies. Coming from a background of working in health promotion and programming I was sure that I would ultimately specialize in the social and behavioural sciences of public health. Little did

M1 Year Reflections: Bridget Relyea

There is much to say about the past year. What seemed like a tough decision a year ago, now is the best decision I could have made for my personal and professional development, not to mention my sweet tooth (I should probably say teeth after this past year). It can be best described as a Parisian (ex-pat student) dream world.

M2 Internship Update: Emma Pike

1. How did you obtain your M2 thesis internship – was the process easy or difficult? I wasn’t 100% sure what I wanted to do for an internship heading into M2, so I went to the Internship fair put on by the school to talk to the different representatives. I found a lot of the companies did not actually have anything

M2 Internship Update: Allison Cobert

1. How did you obtain your M2 thesis internship – was the process easy or difficult? I heard lots of my classmates complain that they “don’t have a network” but sometimes you have to get creative: was there a professor whose class you particularly loved? Someone you meet indirectly through your summer internship? In my case, it was the latter: the

M2 Internship Update: Nora Cooke O’Dowd

1. How did you obtain your M2 thesis internship – was the process easy or difficult? The OECD came to the internship evening at the school in October, but actually I didn’t secure my internship with them first time around. The internship evening is really useful, BUT only a limited number of companies attend and there are a large number