Wesley Foundation at UIUC

Yes we have International Coffeehouse this Friday & EVERY Friday 4pm -6 pm at the Etc. Coffeehouse. Located on Green st. and Goodwin ave.

Wesley Potluck! This weekend Wesley (main building ETC is in) will be holding one of it's Annual Pot Lucks (FREE FOOD) this is also a chance for you to show off your skill...or lack of, cooking! If you would like to make something to bring from your country share with others. Or if you would just like to come and eat good American home made cooking! (Far better than eating out at expensive restaurants! Where: ETC Cafe' upstairs in the great hall When: Sunday 12th 12:30pm (Afternoon) What to bring : yourself, or ( something to share! ) Japan House: Next Week there is a chance for us to go to the Japan house before it gets too cold and Flowers start to fade! The temperature is getting Cooler in the afternoon's which is the perfect time to go outside and visit the Arboretum and the Japan House and Gardens! More Details at the Friday 4pm - 6pm Coffeehouse Hours! Coming up in the near future is the Halloween Haunted House: This is a GIANT Group Event (bigger than the Canoe Trip! ) Halloween is the biggest Holiday on a College Campus, and U of I is very well known for it. Wesley Foundation has the biggest haunted house on campus, netting around $3,000 in Donations for the Food Pantry Charity, and is A LOT of fun! You get to dress up and be everything from a Zombie or a pretty girl getting eaten by the zombies and ghouls!   ONLINE SIGN AT OUR INTERNATIONAL BLOG SITE http://intcoffeehouse.blogspot.com/ Stay tuned for further information... We are always opened with so many different things to do! Special Feature! Yumin Lee from Spring Semester is now the President of ETC coffeehouse! As a special treat for readers she will be posting Popular International Songs every week! Send in your recommendations if you have a song you like and want to share! Hamasaki Ayumi (Japan) Moment Ayumi Hamasaki - Naturally Japanese singer, songwriter, and former actress. Also called Ayu by her fans, Hamasaki has been dubbed the "Empress of Pop" due to her popularity and widespread influence in Japan.