UBIQUE

30 Jun

Welcome!

UBIQUE, meaning everywhere in Latin, is one of the oldest phrases tied to the history of the American Geographical Society. It represents our presence throughout the country and the world, and also represents the sphere of Geography itself. Our longtime...
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28 Sep

Map of the Week: 2023 Canada Wildfires

By Jared Abazia Canada is experiencing its worst wildfires in history, with thousands forced to evacuate and the national government deploying the military to several provinces. While the country experiences a wildfire season every summer, this year’s blazes have been...
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21 Sep

Map of the Week: Wage Gap by State

By Sophie Lichtenstein Despite the strides that have been made towards gender equality in America, a significant wage gap still persists. Overall, women make 83 percent of what men earn. In 1963, the Equal Pay Act banned wage discrimination on...
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14 Sep

Company Spotlight: Agrology

By Sara Ryan Climate and Carbon affect our lives hand-in-hand, creating a feedback loop. The health and maintenance of this relationship is essential for the future of life on Earth. Carbon helps give soil its water-retention capacity, its structure (protection...
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14 Sep

Map of the Week: Completed Tertiary Education

By Sara Ryan Tertiary or “further”, education refers to any Study beyond the level of secondary education (high school). Institutions of higher education include not only colleges and universities but also professional schools in such fields as business, music/art...
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13 Sep

Geographical Review Preview: Producing “Illegality:” The Racialization of Mexican and Central American Asylum Seekers in the United States

As record numbers of Mexican and Central Americans arrive at the US-Mexico border, they encounter an asylum system that has evolved to exclude them. After detailing the specific legal changes that racialize these nationalities through criminalization, this study uses asylum...
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