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,...
Following the sudden closure of Suffolk University’s Madrid campus over the summer, 25 former students are scrambling to finish their degrees at Saint Louis University-Madrid.
This semester, SLU-Madrid...
Some professors have raised concerns about the quality of student work when using AI tools like ChatGPT.
“We get these essays that are bland, boring, and lack emotion or passion,” said Anne McCabe,...
On October 30th, Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar, directors and creators of the Netflix documentary “No Estás Sola,” visited SLU-Madrid for a Q&A event co-sponsored by the visual and performing...
Reagan Tran, Contributing Writer
• November 3, 2024
Over a late October weekend, professor Hamish Binns and nine students danced, played sports and conducted workshops with children at primary school Colegio Mireia Belmonte in Puertollano, Ciudad Real....
Amelie Van Hess, a Communications major at Saint Louis University-Madrid, is no stranger to the rippling effects school shootings have on students, teachers, and families. Van Hess, a fourth year permanent...
The “Looking Inward” mental health retreat was hosted in the mountain range north of Madrid by the counseling center on Oct. 5.
In their ongoing efforts to confront mental health struggles in the...
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.
Nadal Barakat, Contributing Writer
• September 29, 2024
A sophomore from Syria, the new president of the Arab Club, is up for the task and ready for the challenge of clearing up Middle Eastern stereotypes.
Sedra Belal, who is 19 years old, replaced Amal...
