Bourbon Street is more than just a famous road in New Orleans—it is a living symbol of the city’s history, culture, contradictions, and unmistakable rhythm. Stretching roughly thirteen blocks through ...
When people imagine staying in the French Quarter of New Orleans, they often picture elegant historic hotels with equally historic price tags. Surprisingly, that isn’t always the case. Tucked along li...
When I first arrived at South Dakota State University (SDSU) as a Ph.D. student, I was prepared for the academic challenges that lay ahead. What I wasn’t fully prepared for were the brutal winte...
When I traveled to rural India, specifically in Anand, I noticed people making bricks in their farm lands. In Anand, India, I was told that traditional brick making practices have long been an integra...
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park is a historic site located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States. The park is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther K...
Have you been to the World of Coca-Cola Museum in downtown Atlanta, Georgia? This two-story museum features “The Vault” where the legendary secret formula for Coca-Cola has been stored, th...
When visiting Atlanta Georgia, don’t miss to stop by and see the Centennial Olympic Park. Located downtown, this 22-acre (89,000 m2) public was built by the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Gam...
Have you been to the Mavis Island inside the Ariel-Foundation Park in Mt. Vernon, Ohio? This is a small man-made island that was built to honer Mayor Richard K. Mavis for his vision and leadership in ...