Gaining Conference Confidence

Sydney Buford is an honors student majoring in apparel merchandising and product development from Austin, TX. Last fall, she had the chance to present research from her honors thesis at the International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference.

The Business of Tutoring: 5 Q’s with Ryleigh Werner

Ryleigh Werner’s thesis project examines Thrive Tutoring, the tutoring company she founded to offer academic support with the Business Core classes at Walton College.

Step-by-Step Advice for Getting Published as an Undergraduate

“Overall, I believe the publishing process can be time-consuming and a lot of work, while also being fun and exciting. I would encourage anyone who has conducted research to attempt the publishing process.”

Intern Life in London

“As soon as I touched down on English soil, I knew I had made the right choice. I indulged in all of the quintessential tourist things – bright red double-decker buses, Big Ben, fish and chips – and was infatuated with the city.”

The Power of a Pausa

“It was worth pushing through the unknown to experience all that Spain offered. I wish that I had understood beforehand that friends are a guarantee, as I never felt lonely, and eventually the unknown becomes known.”

Gaining Conference Confidence

Gaining Conference Confidence

Sydney Buford is an honors student majoring in apparel merchandising and product development from Austin, TX. Last fall, she had the chance to present research from her honors thesis at the International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference.

Intern Life in London

Intern Life in London

“As soon as I touched down on English soil, I knew I had made the right choice. I indulged in all of the quintessential tourist things – bright red double-decker buses, Big Ben, fish and chips – and was infatuated with the city.”

The Power of a Pausa

The Power of a Pausa

“It was worth pushing through the unknown to experience all that Spain offered. I wish that I had understood beforehand that friends are a guarantee, as I never felt lonely, and eventually the unknown becomes known.”

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¡Muchas Gracias Madrid!

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To Finland and Beyond!

Caroline Groves is an honors biology student on the pre-dental track from Monticello, Arkansas. Last January, she travelled to Finland to research climate change’s impact on reindeer food supplies in the Arctic through an analysis of teeth samples. Climate change and...

The Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss of Soccer 

“The name Gauss is now overlooked in physics though he is responsible for the first two fundamental equations of classical electromagnetism. A similar slight has affected the world of soccer with Bernard Genghini, who is now overlooked, though his career deserves to be remembered.”

Gurkhas on the Pitch: Nepali Footballers Playing in Europe

“Why are the Nepali people, who are praised for their performance in battle and mountaineering, not excelling at football? Are they not fit for football? Does it take different genetics to perform in football compared to battles and mountaineering? Are there even any Nepali who have managed to play in the elite European football leagues?”