My College Daily

The May Gallery opened this weekend featuring an exhibition of Peruvian photographer Jorge Veras photos of public places without people. Veras exhibition, “urbanismo,” features 16 images shot in various locations over eight years, beginning in 2002. Veras love for photography began when he was 16 living with his family in Lima, Peru.

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Vera focuses on places, not people

Scott Rices place looks like nothing special – until you step inside. The basement, or the “man cave,” as Rice calls it, is brimming with knick-knacks and instruments, some random (two long saw blades) and some not-so-random, like seven mahogany congas clustered together on top of a blanket of Chinese rugs.

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Back to School

The term locavore – someone who tries to buy and use as much locally produced stuff as they can – has been thrown around a lot these days. But what does it mean to really try to live the lifestyle

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Living Local