Site-Wide Activity

Curry, Culture, and a Crash Course in CookingI didn’t choose this cooking class. Our study abroad group was told we were going, and I figured it’d just be a fun thing where we coo […]

Sunday Roast – A British Tradition When going into our local pub for Sunday Roast, I did not really know what to expect. I was surprised, however, that it almost felt like […]

I Survived: Eating a Full English Breakfast I don’t like eating breakfast. I like traditional breakfast foods, but eating them in the morning is a different story. Waking up is b […]

Keck (SEAK25) Week 2: Dendrochronological MethodsDendrochronological methods are a key part to our research team’s success. While a […]

A Blog Post on the Sunday Roast Just down the street from our lodgings, The Calthorpe Arms immediately called to me: a vibrant green storefront filled with flowers and […]

Full English Breakfast: Black Pudding Rang my Bell The West End of London is full of history and tradition. From its Victorian architecture to its rich theatre district, the West End is a […]

The Southeast Alaska Keck Team of 2025 Begins Work on the Dendrochronology of Red CedarsGuest Blogger: Lynnsey Delio, The Keck Geology […]

Investigation of a Ring Width Yellow Cedar (Cupressus nootkatensis) Series as a Record of Coolings Associated with Volcanic EruptionsFigure […]

Welcome to the British Bites Trek!We’ll use this blog to share our experiences as we travel (and eat) our way through London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. For each food […]

Students Present at the 2025 Economics Scholars Program at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland On Monday, April 21st, students and faculty from the Economics Department visited the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland to participate in the 2025 […]

New Publication from the Wooster Tree Ring LabThe lead author of this work, Fred (Wenshuo) Zhao, photographed in front of the Mendenhall […]