Heidi Specht '20

By Heidi Specht '20

As a senior who lives off campus, I don’t have much time to attend on-campus events. Arcadia offers a variety of events, but I had to consider

By Heidi Specht '20

As a senior, I find myself (more often than I care to admit) reflecting on my past four years at Arcadia, what I might have done differently, and

By Heidi Specht '20

This year’s Celebrating Cultures event. As I settle into my senior year at Arcadia, I am faced for the first time with a unique circumstance:

By Heidi Specht '20

Voices resounded across Haber Green with chants of “Climate change is not a lie; do not let our planet die!” during the Global Climate Change

By Heidi Specht '20

I’ll admit it—the most important part of college, for me and many others, is the food. You eat at least three times a day, not including the 8

By Heidi Specht '20

The summer before freshman year pretty much looks the same for everyone who’s heading off to college: going to what seems like hundreds of grad

By Heidi Specht '20

I originally chose to study abroad through Arcadia because it has a reputation at Duke as being one of the better programs. I heard so many good

By Heidi Specht '20

While Americans experience the rise of Trumpism in the United States, I’ve been able to witness firsthand the rise of a similar conservative

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For someone wanting to learn Spanish, Arcadia has a variety of diverse study abroad options: Chile in South America, Cuba in North America in the

By Heidi Specht '20

Anyone who has spent a semester abroad can relate when I say that the most stressful part of studying abroad happens before your semester begins,

By Heidi Specht '20

“The Food Pantry Steering Committee had the idea to start a food pantry last spring. Student leaders from clubs such as Young Democratic Socialists

By Heidi Specht '20

I sit down at an outside table at Easton Cafe, with a hot coffee at my side and a beat-up notebook in front me. Maren, an exchange student from

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