TRAVEL • LIVING • DESIGN
Jubilant students on TV rushed to ring a chapel bell as Georgia beat Alabama in the college football national championship game. A few weeks later,…
Continue reading → Finding a Haven at the University of Georgia
Just a couple blocks from the South Carolina State House, we enter through one of two openings in the brick "Horseshoe Wall" that once protected…
Continue reading → Guided by Warm Charm at the University of South Carolina
Mostly improved, but missing one thing—the restaurant The centerpiece of the 1962 World's Fair, the futuristic Space Needle got a $100 million renovation—mostly for the…
Light streams between a forest of spiral stone columns. Each support twists upward, branching into a delicate web of ribbed groin vaults overhead. This airy—seemingly…
Continue reading → A Gothic Treasure: The Valencia Silk Exchange, La Lonja de la Seda
As I poked between the iron gate, I heard a voice warn, "No photos." I looked up from the estate to see a gentleman emerge…
Continue reading → Travel Guide to London: Kensington and Chelsea
These gluten-free banana oat muffins are made with whole oats and can be made vegan. Try both the smooth blended version and the heartier whole oat version.
This spicy Thai-inspired dish combines coconut milk and Thai red curry paste to create a creamy sauce for tofu and butternut squash, perfect to serve over rice.
The dapper barista steamed the milk with precision, poured the creamy froth over the shot of robust espresso in a rhythmic swaying motion, then slid…
Continue reading → Coffee in Italy: How Tradition Upholds Artistry and High Standards
He wore a collared SS Lazio shirt, tucked beneath his round belly with a sweatband and three pairs of glasses on his head. This wacky…
Continue reading → How Pizza in Rome Will Entice You to Savor Perfection
One October day in Ancient Rome, a shepherd wandered with his flock into the hills of the Apennine Mountains carrying three ingredients: pasta, cheese, and…