Assistant Professor in the History Department and the College of Letters, Javier Castro-Ibaseta arrived on campus this year from Spain.
Dorm life not doing it for you?
Environmentally conscious partiers rejoice: solo cups can now be recycled.
Katherine Bascom grew up on a farm in New Hampshire, moved to Vermont, draped herself in leaves for last year’s Unlocked centerfold, and went trekking in Nepal amidst a violent populist uprising this summer.
His spacious whitewashed living room is plastered with a large poster of a Mad Magazine caricature of George W. Bush, a gift from his mother.
Two University cooks travelled to Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I. this January to compete in the first annual Bon Appétit Chopped Competition.
Last March, Michelle Obama broke ground on a 1,100-square foot organic garden on the South Lawn as part of a movement to educate America’s children about the importance of healthy, locally grown fruits and vegetables.
They come to the University to experience a liberal arts education, lead language TA sessions, and immerse themselves in the American college experience.
Tables for two, draped with red and white sheets filled 200 Church on Saturday, while heart shaped balloons adorned the ceiling and a man in a three-piece suit, backed up by a four-piece band, crooned Rat Pack classics.
While the hard partying, toga-donning stereotypes of sixties fraternities run deep in the public consciousness, Eric Conger’s ’68 debut play is no “Animal House.”