Of the Cave: An Exploration into Our Relationship with American Caverns Despite all evidence to the contrary, we believe that we were once cave people. The stories that we have told...
Investigating Democracy in Five European Countries I’m grateful to the Newman Exploration Travel Fund (NEXT) program for the funding that enabled me to spend three weeks...
The 2024 Winners of the Newman Exploration Travel Awards Washington University Libraries are thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s Newman Exploration Travel Fund Award. The NEXT Award...
Exploring Japan’s Philosophies and Spiritual Foundations Japan, a nation with a captivating blend of tradition and modernity, possesses a rich cultural heritage. One aspect of this...
Refugee Access to Higher Education in Western Europe The juxtaposition of beauty and struggle was the central theme of my Newman Exploration Travel Fund excursion. Over three weeks,...
Capturing Hip-Hop Music Influence from Tokyo to Seoul My adventure around the world began on September 20, 2023, and I will admit I was a little nervous. I...
My Summer with Margery This summer, I went on a pilgrimage, spending a month following a figure who has been on my mind since...
NEXT Awardee Studies Architecture in Italy and Switzerland “Mathematics is the language in which God has written the universe.” – Galileo Galilei. “Music is the universal language of...
Roots/Routes: A Thousand-Year-Old Story of Migration Last December, I sat down at my childhood kitchen table, looking at old, black and white photographs with my nonna....
Inviting Applications for the 2024 Newman Exploration Travel Fund Washington University Libraries are now accepting applications for the 2024 Newman Exploration Travel (NEXT) Fund. This innovative program provides travel funds...
NEXT Awardee Explores Mental Health Systems in Five Countries On my Newman Exploration Travel Fund (NEXT) trip to Europe, I visited five countries in Western Europe and Scandinavia to...
NEXT Awardee Travels to Greece, Italy, and France Stepping off the plane in Athens to begin my two-month journey through Europe, I was full of nerves. Supported by...