A global, building-level database of 606 million structures reveals that 835 Gt of materials are in use and that there are large inequalities in the distribution between high-income and low-income ...

A student once told me, halfway through the term, “I thought this class would be about memorizing countries. But now I can’t stop seeing systems.” He said it during a discussion about climate ...

It’s almost impossible to go a day without using a map. We check our friends’ locations on Life360, use Google Maps to navigate a trip to the store and track our DoorDash order’s whereabouts. While we ...

I laid out my social studies materials on the desk. Geography, history, and civics—there is so much to memorize in all of ...

Trade blockages in the Persian Gulf have reminded the world that there are forces as great as or greater than technology and globalization.

To understand many of the worlds triumphs, tragedies and conflicts, according to geopolitical analyst Robert Kaplan, look no further than a map. In his book The Revenge of Geography, Kaplan argues ...

Most people understand the phrase “the law of the land” to mean the set of laws that apply in a given region or country. This seems to be the sense intended by the framers who used the phrase in 1787 ...

Test your knowledge with this fast-paced trivia game! Questions cover geography, science, history, and more. See if you can ...

Lucretius may as well have said of geography, as he did of nature, that if you throw it out the door it will just come flying back in through the window. Recent events only confirm that insight: as ...

The Department of Geography in Boulder provides a bridge that intersects the things that interest you with the things you care about. Here, undergrads receive a broad, liberal arts education that ...