Campus Life

Whoever walks down the second-floor corridors at the Santa Cruz la Real campus in Segovia will discover a space that will forever leave a…

With new restrictions and earlier curfews adjusted throughout the regions of Spain, it’s clear that this pandemic has no intention of slowing down until…

Public speaking and persuasion are key skills in many professions, and are tools that will serve you throughout life. With that in mind, the IEU Debate Club aims to improve and refine its members’ debate and argumentation techniques through national and international competitions against other universities—all while having a good time.

Over the past six months, the world has experienced an influx of social activism through both social media and protests for institutional action. In response, a group of students at IE University formed a committee with the intention to hold their university community accountable for the same values.

Edwin Marmolejos is a 17-year-old, first-year student of the Dual Degree in Business Administration & Data and Business Analytics. He was born and raised in the Dominican Republic, where he stayed until his senior year of high school, which he spent in the United States. Now, he’s broadening his horizons once more, having recently moved to Segovia in Spain.

Dominican Republic, 18 years old and first year Philosophy, Politics, Law & Economics student, Leslie De La Cruz Martinez, shares her experiences so far at IE University.

This year, she took the plunge into a worldwide competition for university students, as well as building connections between the two communities she’s part…

The closure of the world’s leading universities due to the coronavirus included the closure of university libraries. These gateways to knowledge also serve as…

How does it work? It’s quite simple really. You begin by going to the Campus Tour landing page, and you’ll get the option to…

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, art stands out as a key force in contributing to our continued well-being. No matter where we found ourselves during the confinement, art and collective expression—whether film, television, music or painting—were central to the momentary joys that we all experienced while stuck at home.