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Beach life is good in the Florida Keys. Dr. Cummins Marine Ecology trip to Key Largo and San Salvador @miamiuniversity #studyabroad #marinecology
Our families made sure we were decked out in our best as well. Charlie wears the national dress, dishdasha (robe) and kuma (cap), while Heather wears a custom made jalibia. I am the only one in non-Omani wear; as long as it's new and pretty, it passes.
Hypnotic- this children's toy had quite a few of us staring with our mouths hanging open. So simple! So entertaining!
Students and faculty traveled to Ethiopia over spring break for a blend of cultural and academic experiences in the East African nation. There, they visited historic locations and met with high-level officials at the U.S. Embassy, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, Oxfam, and the African Union.
I chose this photo because looking at this mural made me truly feel the weight of being a global citizen. This photo was taken on a tour of Brixton in London, an area of the city that is incredibility diverse with its own unique influences and history. I loved this painting because it blended together different perspectives on the same issue in a way that I had never seen. The mural depicts Death reigning over a city as American and English politicians hide in a bunker. Inspired by the Cold War it was able to portray that for all of the grande scheming that takes place far away it is neighborhoods and areas like Brixton that suffer. (Photo credit: Hannah Hagen; mural by Brian Barnes and Dale McCrea)
My hotel in Mumbai, India, with a picture of a German castle on the wall and cigarette burns in the bed.
Sydney, Australia
Taken by Emilie Lantelme
"This is the very end/southernmost tip of the peninsula in New South Wales. I hiked up this mountain on my last day in Australia with a good friend and we decided to sit on this rock overlooking the entire peninsula. I think it represents not only the beauty of the Pacific Ocean but also shows the physical and metaphorical divide between my friend and me. He was Australian and I was American, yet we could both relate to one another and enjoy being in the moment, high above the rest of the world."