She/Her: I can’t stop procrastinating. It’s turning into a pretty big problem, but I can’t bring myself to improve. When I have a paper due, I usually leave it to the last moment since I’m too...
“Hola Buenos dias, un cafe y un croissant.”
“That will be 4 Euros.”
Having lived in Spain for nearly two years, I'm still surprised when people immediately assume I am American. Initially,...
Tenatic Gonzalez Hernandez is originally from Jalisco, Mexico, but moved to Qatar 10 years ago for her father’s job. Though she is no longer geographically close to the United States, Gonzalez Hernandez...
With the 2024 US Presidential election approaching, SLU-Madrid’s faculty, including new rector Bill Johnson, are focused on its significance and what it means for not only the US, but the world.
“It...
Before the world had memes, it had art. Though memes are distinct to the internet, art has been used to satirize political culture throughout history, like graffiti in the Roman Empire, and the editorial...
Female athletes at SLU-Madrid have a new sport to play; the school has added a women’s soccer team to its roster this semester, after years of failed attempts. Cesar Rioja, the campus sports director,...
The Asian Culture Club held its second-ever Indian event, celebrating the holiday of Diwali with a sunset potluck dinner at the San Ignacio hall rooftop on Oct. 30.
Diwali, or Deepawali, is a religious...
Roughly 20 SLU-Madrid students joined the Fashion Club this September for Madrid Fashion Week, where they watched Best Model and Best Design awards and got an inside look into the professional fashion...
Manresa Hall, the newest addition to the SLU-Madrid campus, opened this September with six classrooms, a conference room, and labs for engineering, communications and nursing majors.
About 250 meters...
After a year of trial and error through temporary campus leadership upon Paul Vita, former dean, leaving after many years of leading the university, dawn broke on a new era at SLU-Madrid. As of Oct. 1,...
