Travel
by Wendy Rose Gould on February 2, 2012

Though Indianapolis offers no sun-drenched beaches and its sludgy winter months aren’t exactly a traveler’s dream, where it lacks in terms of geographical location it makes up for in personality. Indiana’s capital city is a friendly place full of happy faces and hundreds of independent eateries, cafes, bars and quirky shops located throughout its many [...]
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by Pat Anson on January 24, 2012

The iconic Hotel del Coronado has been drawing visitors to San Diego’s Coronado Island since 1888. The hotel’s beachfront location and classic Victorian architecture are a magnet for tourists, presidents, royals and celebrities. But the hotel is often crowded and with rooms starting at around $280 a night ($450 if you want an ocean view) [...]
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by Sean Bahar on January 18, 2012

I traveled back to Thailand, my family’s homeland, in December to assist my grandparents in repairing the flood damage to their home in Bangkok. The weeks I spent there talking to people and seeing the city has given me a better idea of what the flooding has done to my homeland. A country that was [...]
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by Matthew Grant Anson on December 26, 2011

After taking in the sights, sounds and Americans of Prague for a few days, it was off to Berlin, Germany. The group I was traveling with split up, with a friend and I heading to Berlin and our two other travel companions heading to Paris and Switzerland to spend their life’s savings. We took a [...]
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by Matthew Grant Anson on December 21, 2011

Taking the night train from Budapest to Prague was a horrible idea. Or maybe we just handled it the way college kids handle everything: poorly. I had visions of sleeping in luxury, with the aid of two tall Hungarian beers I bought for the ride. Instead, the cabin we were in was just a regular [...]
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by Matthew Grant Anson on December 16, 2011

When I was a kid and I heard about this thing called “backpacking through Europe,” I wasn’t entirely sure what that meant. I had visions of people literally just walking all over Europe with a backpack, using no transportation beyond their legs. That may have been the case decades ago, but no more. My recent [...]
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by Matthew Grant Anson on November 29, 2011

Since coming to Copenhagen, Denmark to study abroad, I’ve encountered some strange things; the strangest being that the most important aspect of my identity to Europeans is my status as a Californian. Being from California is special – or so I’m told. Anytime a Dane or another American student asks me where I’m from, California [...]
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by Matthew Grant Anson on November 14, 2011

I have been in Copenhagen, Denmark for two months now, but it would probably be best to start at the beginning. And because I do not have any humorous asides about the packing process, we can skip past the awkward final goodbyes and hugs with my family at LAX. It is important to note that [...]
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by David Harvey, Editor on October 14, 2011

The Austrian city of Salzburg was made famous by the hit musical The Sound of Music, but the city that is at the center of the story has never had the musical performed there — until now.
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by David Harvey, Editor on August 31, 2011

American Airlines is offering four Nikon DSLR cameras as weekly prizes and two free economy round-trip air tickets as a grand prize to contestants in their Get Mobile, Get Moving sweepstakes competition which runs until September 27th, 2011.
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