Site-Wide Activity

From Monday’s lecture, South Asia makes about 1/4 of the world’s population. It consists of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. India was the valuable colony for the British […]

Colonialism in India entered through the British East India company purely for trade over lucrative goods like spices. But as the British dominion grew and following a revolt the government took direct ownership […]

LA in the News was presented by Gabby in which she highlighted the reaction of the Honduran people to the news that their presidents brother had been accepting bribes from the notorious drug lord, El Chapo. It […]

In today’s class we continued to talk about the revolution in Nicaragua, and liberation theology specifically. Dr. Holt discussed how Catholicism has changed both in practice and in numbers in Latin America over […]

The British colonialism of India was an ambitious venture consisting of liberalism and the attempt to government with not mainly force but with manipulation of religion and impartial understandings of local […]

This week is devoted to advising in preparation for next week’s epic course registration. Make sure you know where you are on our Advising Week schedule. Linked here is a useful Wooster video to give you a […]

Students: I write to pass on this information from our campus chapter of Amnesty International.

“Amnesty International is a global organization that focuses on the education and preservation of human rights […]

Panoramic view of Reeds LakeThe beauty of the little town of East Grand Rapids has always captivated me. As I strolled down the local park, I was able to sit down on a […]

Panoramic View of Lake VarnerI survey the landscape around me. I am sitting on a rock on top of a grassy hill overlooking a serene lake and a hilly pasture across the lake. […]

Louisville to WoosterThe hill is just steep enough in the front yard that, come snow, you can get a little momentum on a sled. You’ll veer straight into the road, […]

Campus TreesI traverse the path from the Kenarden Hall towards Beall Avenue daily, diagonally lumbering between Ebert Hall and the Arch. The trees […]

Tuscany Landscape Here, the city of Florence is all encompassing, cobblestone roads and terracotta buildings stretching along narrow streets. There are only […]

The StormsMy flat was the living room of a cabin in the Adirondacks that we have rented for years. The cabin has nearly become a second home for my family […]

Greenfield, NHIn my mind’s eye, I sit atop a hill, in the backyard of my grandparent’s farmhouse. “Backyard” probably isn’t the correct term. It’s a long rect […]

On behalf of International Student Services and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, please join us as we kick-off International Education Week with our annual Culture Show – Neon Garden.  It is a fun an […]

On behalf of International Student Services and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, please join us as we kick-off International Education Week with our annual Culture Show – Neon Garden.  It is a fun and […]

After the Bolivian presidential elections on October 20th, a dissatisfied and angered population has continuously protested against the results since results were released.
Morales, having served as the Bolivian […]

Edinburgh My flat was on Ratcliffe Terrace; located in a largely residential neighborhood just south of the city center, about twenty minutes walk from […]

Residence QuadI am sitting in the residence quad with Stevenson directly behind me and Ebert straight ahead. To my left is the tennis court with a green fence […]