URST 201 Spring 2017

Yo Ya May, a small textile shop in Yangon, Myanmar, illustrates the unique occurrence of globalization in a local context.

My dad works in Hartford so when I mentioned this blog assignment to him, he knew right where to take

When visiting Curacao, a small island in the Caribbean that is still part of the Dutch kingdom, one should definitely

Pangaea is a Nashville boutique that has spent twenty-six years solidifying its position as one of the most venerated establishments

Levain Bakery is a staple of New York City’s Upper West Side, and has been since it opened its doors in 1995.

Thai X-ing, pronounced Thai Crossing, consists of two restaurant locations in the Northwest quadrant of Washington, D.C. The original location on Florida Ave.

Blacker’s Bakeshop is a Kosher Parve bakery in my hometown Newton, MA. Every item made and sold at Blacker’s is

Over spring break this year, I visited Delray Beach, Florida with my family. The culture of eating out is the

During spring break, I went home to Telluride, Colorado and spent a lot of time at the recently reopened coffee