The illusion of freedom
Natalie Elskamp
Staff Reporter
Life is like a game of Plinko.
You could know what you’re going to get, you just haven’t considered all the variables.
If you tried to consider all the...
Professor Plays: Charlie Katica, Professor of Kinesiology
Fulton Bryant-Anderson
Staff Reporter
Meet Associate Professor of Kinesiology Charlie Katica.
Katica is also the Faculty Athletics Representative and Gateway Program Director for the University of Southeastern Norway.
I caught up with Katica...
Professor Plays: Antonios Finitsis, Professor in Religion
Fulton Bryant-Anderson
Staff Reporter
Meet Professor of Hebrew Bible and former MTV video-jockey, Antonios Finitsis.
Finitsis teaches Second Temple Literature, Gender, Sex and Sexuality Studies and directs the Wild Hope Center for...
Professor Plays: Sergia Hay, Professor in Philosophy
Fulton Bryant-Anderson
Staff Reporter
Meet Associate Professor of Philosophy, Sergia Hay. Hay teaches ethics, environmental philosophy and the history of philosophy. I recently caught up with her and asked her what...
Professor Plays: Marnie Ritchie, Professor of Communication
Fulton Bryant-Anderson
Staff Reporter
Meet Assistant Professor of Communication, Professor Marnie Ritchie. Professor Ritchie teaches rhetorical studies, critical/cultural studies and oversees the debate team.
I caught up with Professor Ritchie and asked...
The London Chronicles: Never gonna give EU up
By Gurjot Kang
Reporter
As my classmates and I stood in line with our “Britain Today” professor for a guided tour of parliament, I couldn’t help but notice that most of...
The London chronicles: A morning commute
By Gurjot Kang
Reporter
“Good bye!”—I graciously call back to my homestay host, Mrs. Patel, as I turn to grab my backpack and open the front door.
I’m almost one foot outside...
The Oxford Column: Schooling around the world
By Raven Lirio
Copy Editor
Living abroad in the United Kingdom for the last few months, I’ve come to realize that despite no language barrier, the American and British cultures have...
The Oxford Comma: Hopping through history
By Raven Lirio
Copy Editor
Along the commute to our affiliated colleges amid pubs and charity shops stand towering buildings rich in history and culture.
These massive establishments house thousands of...