Join the Texas Undergraduate Research Journal for a discussion about Global Health and International Charity! The panel will be Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 6 PM – 7:15 PM at ECJ 1.214. … Continue readingVoluntourism: An Exploration Into the Ethics of Global Charity (Upcoming Event)
With about 83% of American adults consuming it annually, coffee has become a major aspect of the American way of life, being consumed for study, caffeination, and relaxation. But this staple is facing competition from a curiously unique, highly customizable, and increasingly popular drink from Taiwan – boba tea. … Continue readingQuali-tea Boba: An Inside Look Into The Boba Experience
Coffee, now one of the foremost drinks of the Western Hemisphere, was unknown to Europe prior to the fifteenth century. In 1650, the first coffeehouse was established in Oxford, England, and by the end of the century, thousands more had opened. … Continue readingCommon Grounds: The Role of the Coffeehouse in Post-Restoration England
Six hundred years ago, on October 25th, 1415, the Battle of Agincourt was fought between the English and French armies. One of the most famous speeches in English literature is the one that Henry V makes before this battle in Shakespeare’s Henry V. … Continue readingTemporality in Early Modern Literature: An Interview with Professor J.K. Barret
