Translation is more than a mere exchange of words between languages—it is a transformative act that breathes new life into […]
The Second Life: On Translating Literature into Farsi and Life into English Read Post »
Summer in Ohio unfolds like a choose-your-own-adventure: rugged gorges and waterfalls, adrenaline-pumping roller coasters, historic small towns, vibrant city experiences,
Ohio’s Ultimate Summer Bucket List: Must-Visit Destinations and Hidden Gems Read Post »
When visitors ascend the Space Needle’s dizzying 520-foot observation deck, many expect not just panoramic views of Seattle but also
Space Needle Staff Protest Elimination of Photo Department Read Post »
Few literary undertakings carry the gravitas—and the peril—of translating Homer’s Odyssey. In April 2025, Daniel Mendelsohn, Bard College classicist and
A remarkable new discovery has electrified the archaeological world: a previously unknown tomb of Egyptian royalty has been uncovered, concealed
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), one of the busiest travel hubs on the U.S. East Coast, is facing renewed scrutiny
Flight Disruptions at Newark Airport: Inside the Crisis and the Calls for Accountability Read Post »
From Cameroon’s stirring poems to Slovakian novellas, a new festival in Bristol is putting translators and translated fiction center stage.
As the nation prepares for a downturn in travel this summer, Durango-area experts project only a modest pullback in visitor
Durango’s Summer Outlook: Riding Out a National Tourism Slump with Local Resilience Read Post »
Venice—long celebrated for its winding canals, Renaissance palaces, and storied history—now stands imperiled by an unprecedented convergence of threats. Frequent
Venice at a Crossroads: Can the City Survive Rising Waters and Overtourism? Read Post »
For over half a century, Gehring has devoted his career to unlocking the linguistic and cultural treasures of colonial Dutch
A Lifetime of Translation: Gehring’s 50-Year Legacy in Colonial Dutch Scholarship Read Post »