It is hard to peg down Ryan Day to one thing. Much like Shakespeare, he’s both a businessman and a writer. Although he’s mostly known in Saint Louis University’s Madrid campus for his role as the head of the English department until this year, he also happens to be the owner of several bars and restaurants around the Spanish capital.
Roughly 50 students will don cap and gown in May, and many of them will also say goodbye to Spain
UVA student Jacko Reichert, who is studying abroad this spring at SLU-Madrid, plays sets at popular clubs such as Icon, Los Amantes and Rubicon.
Want to see the latest U.S. film in the original language? It's not hard to do here because of Spanish movie preferences, especially Gen Z's
Interactive exhibits on everything from Pixar to Pompeii are transforming the city's cultural landscape
The popular SLU-Madrid hangout Sales, a bar and restaurant near campus on Paseo...
Just an hour and a half outside Madrid lies Toledo, Spain’s old capital, and more importantly, the Santa Iglesia Catedral. You can use your monthly Madrid metrocard to get there...
By day, the island of Gran Canaria in February is the picture-perfect beach destination: summer-like temperatures even in the winter months and oceanside seafood restaurants overflowing...
As Semana Santa started, the streets of Madrid grew in size. Many Madrid locals escape the city for a week, perhaps to Mallorca or the Costa Brava, to soak up the sun....
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Students sipped Piña Coladas and Palomas in the cafeteria, colorfully decorated for the drink-tasting event
Club members decorated boxes with colorful photos and information about Black leaders such as singer-songwriter Aretha Franklin, astronaut Mae Jemison and transgender activist Marsha P. Johnson
Students are surprised to find a maze of restrictions on when they can use laptops at Madrid coffee houses
Human Rights Club members carried signs and chanted with roughly 30,000 Madrileños who called for greater respect for women's rights in the annual Women's Day demonstration
But some worry that cosmetic chains like Primor and Sephora, filled with international brands, will hurt the city's small businesses
Many students found their paths blocked through the center of Madrid mid-February...