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,...
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,...
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...
Each semester international students say goodbye to frat parties or other drinking customs of their home countries and encounter the leisurely crowds sipping beer or tinto de verano with patatas bravas...
Having never been to Spain, Claire Genova expected to be surprised by several aspects of Spain’s unique culture – the food, the music, and maybe even the transportation. But she didn’t expect that...
Sophia Adams, Contributing Writer
• February 1, 2024
When he was first introduced to the world of social media, Stephen Davis felt invincible. He would dominate the conversation in video calls with 40-year-old strangers and start short-lived relationships...
Linen pants. Satin tops. A knit sweater, oversized, but not swaddling. A black flight jacket; it’s thrifted, of course. He stowed his life in one checked bag and carry-on, with plenty of room for new...
SLU-Madrid’s gardening club has kicked off its second semester with over 40 new members and a change to fall crops.
This semester, the Community Garden Club is made up of over 100 members. More...
Lodged between Gran Vía, the boisterous tourist epicenter of Madrid, and Barrio de Malasaña, the hippest student area in the capital, lies a hidden gem. For the expanse of four blocks, the bustling city...
Sophia Rogoff, Contributing Writer
• November 9, 2023
The smell of fresh dough wafts through the air as patrons bustle about the quiet cafe. The tables are filled with people eating fluffy chocolate napolitanas and savory tuna empanadas while sipping their...
Sally Buck, Contributing Writer
• November 8, 2023
The room is dark and the wind is blowing, albeit artificially. In the crowd, rows of young adults–both Spaniards and foreigners–push and shove as they attempt to meandar to the front. It’s...
The dance classes have moved off campus and now include a theoretical part that can count as core credit.
Starting in Fall 2021, dance classes moved permanently from the dance studio on campus to a...
