Taste the Nation: Eating as Nationalism in Central America
It is said that you are what you eat. Central Americans have taken this aphorism to heart and are making… Read More
It is said that you are what you eat. Central Americans have taken this aphorism to heart and are making… Read More
If you’re still curious about the history, culture, and cookery of Central America, here is a brief listing of resources containing… Read More
After long, humid days in the field exploring the flora and fauna of the Belizean jungle, it was a comfort to return to… Read More
Michael Steinberg is a professor in New College and Geography at The University of Alabama where he runs the Natural Resources Conservation and Mapping Lab. His research and interests focus on wildlife, fisheries, and sporting conservation, human-wildlife conflicts, and conservation mapping. Michael Steinberg chose Belize. A masters student in science charged by his fiancée to choose a honeymoon location, he looked for somewhere tropically exotic and untraveled that had environmental promise for research. Read More
Central Mesa 519 Greensboro Avenue Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 This small university town’s stomach resides right in its heart. Where the arteries of McFarland Boulevard and Greensboro Avenue intersect the main vein that is University Boulevard, student housing merges with the University of Alabama’s campus, the bars of the Strip, and the more subdued storefronts of downtown Tuscaloosa. This sliver of the southern United States looks and feels worlds away from the equatorial corridor of Central America. Read More