Cultural Geography
Cultural geography studies the relationship between people, customs, and geography. Cultural geography studies people’s cultural values, behaviors, discursive and material expressions, and artefacts, as well as society’s cultural diversity and heterogeneity, how cultures are spread over space, how places and identities are formed, how people make sense of places and create senses of place, and how people develop and communicate information and meaning.
Map and Chart of Cardinals and the 2025 Papal Conclave
The 2025 papal conclave is underway. Here's which countries the 135 voting cardinals eligible to elect the next pope come from.
License to Travel: A Cultural History of the Passport | Geography Book Review
More anecdotal than history, License to Travel is both an engaging and instructive book.
Geography Facts: Rhode Island
Learn geography trivia about the smallest state in the United States.
Review | Talking at the Gates: A Life of James Baldwin
Talking at the Gates by James Campbell is a biography of James Baldwin, one of the most influential American writers of the twentieth century.
Review | We Are the Land: A History of Native California
We Are the Land: A History of Native California recounts the perspective of the California Indians.
Geography of Thanksgiving
Each November, families in the United States gather to celebrate Thanksgiving.
The Geography of Music
Music has a number of important geographical links that affect the economic, politics, and tastes of music.
Interesting Geography Trivia About Japan
Here are some interesting geography facts about Japan.
The Geography of Early Christian Ireland and England
For nearly four centuries, Britain was Roman Britannia. This period of imperial rule was a largely peaceful and prosperous time. It was also ...
Geography of Beliefs
Geographic factors can shape our beliefs not only in our early life and development years, but they can also affect us as we move and change where we reside throughout our lives
Geography of the Winter Olympic Games
Learn about the Olympic Winter Games' geography.
Racial Diversity Still Lacking in US Suburbs Per Study
A study out of Princeton University has found that United States suburbs are still mostly dominated by white residents.
The Geography of Genius
The Geography of Genus, by Eric Weiner, takes a look at where and how geniuses flourish in the world.
When it Comes to Geography Introverts Prefer Mountains
Researchers wanted to find out if introverts prefer a certain type of topography.
Language Development and Geography
Researchers around the world are pooling their resources and knowledge to find out how climate affects language development.
Bert Monroy – An Artist at the Intersection of Geography and Art
Kristina Jacobs interviews Bert Monroy about his geography themed art.
