Spain Student Blogs: Lunch in Spain or in the US?

by Cassidy Heidrick ('23) This is part of a series of student-written blog posts about study abroad. Students who participated in our faculty-led summer study abroad program in Spain with Dr. Bender – Spain Today: Madrid, Pamplona y el Norte - wrote a blog post as part of their essay assignments for Spanish 565: Cultures of Spain....

Spain Student Blogs: A Story Built into Walls

by Jake Seager This is part of a series of student-written blog posts about study abroad. Students who participated in our faculty-led summer study abroad program in Spain with Dr. Bender – Spain Today: Madrid, Pamplona y el Norte - wrote a blog post as part of their essay assignments for Spanish 565: Cultures of Spain. We’ll...

Spain Student Blogs: A Student’s Amateur Review of the Royal Art Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid

by Sarah Troub This is part of a series of student-written blog posts about study abroad. Students who participated in our faculty-led summer study abroad program in Spain with Dr. Bender – Spain Today: Madrid, Pamplona y el Norte – wrote a blog post as part of their essay assignments for Spanish 565: Cultures of Spain. We’ll...

Spain Student Blogs: Pamplona’s Gothic Cathedral

by Theresa Burg This is part of a series of student-written blog posts about study abroad. Students who participated in our faculty-led summer study abroad program in Spain with Dr. Bender – Spain Today: Madrid, Pamplona y el Norte - wrote a blog post as part of their essay assignments for Spanish 565: Cultures of Spain. We’ll...

Spanish Major Publishes Bilingual Poem – “La tierra negra” – in Live Ideas Primary Texts Journal

Cade Ciesielski ('22) recently published a bilingual poem, "La Tierra Negra," in the Fall 2021 issue of K-State's Primary Texts Journal, Live Ideas. In this post, Cade offers insight into her creative writing process and the inspiration for her poem, "La tierra negra," which appears in this post in Spanish.