Ashley Polkinghorn is throwing clay on a wheel in the Renaissance Hall ceramics studio. I’m sitting across from her, trying my best to handle the “Reinventing the (Pottery) Wheel”
Author: Paige Johnson
A Bison Abroad | Host Family vs. Living Alone
Paige Johnson | THE SPECTRUM Studying abroad is an incredible, exhausting, exciting and tiring experience that lends plenty of insights and new ideas. Some of “A Bison Abroad | Host Family vs. Living Alone”
A Bison Abroad | A Bibliophile’s Guide to Monterrey
While there’s no Barnes & Noble and definitely no Zandbroz, the bustling city of Monterrey does have a wide range of bookstores for book lovers “A Bison Abroad | A Bibliophile’s Guide to Monterrey”
A Bison Abroad | Beyond Los Cabos
While actual spring is slowly starting to arrive, dreams of sunshine and double-digit temperatures keep us going through the hold out of winter. An uplifting “A Bison Abroad | Beyond Los Cabos”
A Bison Abroad | Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
On December 9, 1531, an Aztec man named Juan Diego was walking to the Church of Santiago when he heard a birdsong and saw a “A Bison Abroad | Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe”
A Bison Abroad | City of García
An hour outside of Monterrey, Mexico exists the town of García. Best known for las Grutas de García, the town itself has plenty for travelers “A Bison Abroad | City of García”
A Bison Abroad Meets Fargo Foodie: Mexican Molletes
While Mexico is best known for its savory tacos and mouth-watering quesadillas, there are other delicious recipes that locals dish out. One such example are “A Bison Abroad Meets Fargo Foodie: Mexican Molletes”
A Bison Abroad | Grutas de García
PAIGE JOHNSON | THE SPECTRUM About 50 to 60 million years old, Grutas de García are a natural cave formation in the Cerro del Fraile “A Bison Abroad | Grutas de García”