Jan 15

by Lucy Lannigan

The Visitor Experience: Adapting in Post-Covid World

The heritage and tourism industry has suffered in numerous ways due to the...

Dec 15

by Christina Sterniša

Acropolis: Marbled by Monumental Myths and Stories 

“During my first days in the city for fieldwork, I strolled around the...

Nov 30

by Marc Romano

Why is history never set in stone?

July 13th, 2013 a socio-political movement took off across the United States...

Jul 16

by Anna Kuprian

Negotiating Contested Landscapes: The Alaska Lupin in Iceland

A windy summer day gives a glimpse into the complex, and at times contested, relations that emerge between people and plants in Iceland’s quickly transforming landscapes.