Travel

London tube tunes for your inner anglophile

One of the biggest reasons I owe England part of my soul is The Vaccines. Posters promoting their most recent album “Come of Age” were plastered to walls of the tube. Songs like “If You Wanna” and “A Lack of Understanding” blasted through the speakers in Topshop as I looked at clothes I could never afford or pull off.

By Isabelle Novak | January 30, 2014

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Editorial: How to stave off holiday blues

Keep your head up through the last few weeks of the semester: We're almost there.

By Editorial Board | November 26, 2013

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Newlin's 3 a.m. Diary: Fall Break Forever

Finally, fall break is here. This is my first fall break because last year I was studying abroad in England and the university I was at didn?t have this needed mid-semester vacation.

By Newlin Tillotson | October 11, 2013

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A Bird in the Hand

Bird watching is currently one of the fastest developing sports, and Arizona happens to be a great place to cultivate the skills for it.

By Sarah Anderson | September 30, 2013

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ASU offers new study abroad programs to benefit students

New study abroad programs have been introduced for students to study across seas and receive credit.

By Brittany Dierken | September 5, 2013

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A tale of two cities

After living in Phoenix for two and a half years, I began to trust the city a little more.

By Christine Truong | August 28, 2013

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The lightness of learning

With enough time, patience and consideration, I could learn anything I wanted.

By Christine Truong | August 22, 2013

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A dearth of hospitality: Dante missed a spot

“Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.”

By Jonathan Fortner | March 17, 2013

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Of Honey Bees and Fashion Models

As one SPM writer researched honey bee health on a Fulbright in France, her husband gained rapport as a photographer for French models despite his speaking hardly any French.

By Kirsten Traynor | March 8, 2013

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Going Miles for a Dream

A look into an international Chinese student's life through a photo and video essay. The student traveled from Beijing to Arizona to fulfill his journalism dream.

By Luu Nguyen | March 6, 2013

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Study abroad worth every penny

Traveling abroad poses some inconveniences.

By Isabelle Novak | January 9, 2013

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To Romania With Love

Find out why students flock to Dr. Ileana Alexandra Orlich, the director of the Romanian Studies program.

By Cameron Kelly | September 6, 2012

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Hungary For Something New

From pre-travel jitters and communication mishaps to decadent dining and a personal realization, an SPM writer experiences what Hungary has to offer a traveler.

By Bianca Repasi | August 23, 2012

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How to: Travel Europe on a Student’s Budget

Learn how to live the dream, wherever that is.

By Kortney Tenaglia | April 19, 2012

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The Park Bench Diary

One SPM writer took the road less traveled – packing up and shipping off for a trip to London, and sleeping without a roof over his head.

By Jonathan Reyes | March 5, 2012

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Walk Your Wheels campaign falls short

Undergraduate Student Government initiated the Walk Your Wheels campaign to find a happy medium between skateboarders, bicyclists and pedestrians on campus, but is it effective?

By Arselia Gales | February 28, 2012

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Northern Flights

One writer finds sanctuary in the snow while traveling north of the U.S. border.

By Nicole Gilbert | August 18, 2011

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It’s OK to be American

The negative stereotypes that the world associates with the U.S. have been dissipating, so American travelers should stop apologizing for their nationality.

By Julianna Roberts | February 20, 2011

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