As someone who typically finds herself scaling volcanic peaks in Indonesia or meditating in Japanese mountain retreats, my weekend excursion to Florence, Alabama might seem like an unexpected detour....
There's something uniquely democratic about New York City's transportation system—a sprawling network where Wall Street executives and street performers alike share the same underground passages. As s...
When I first arrived in Surabaya for my judicial exchange program three years ago, I was immediately struck by how this sprawling metropolis—Indonesia's second-largest city—presented a fascinating cas...
Standing atop Borobudur at dawn, watching the first rays of sunlight pierce through the morning mist and illuminate hundreds of Buddha statues, I was reminded of how justice emerges from obscurity—gra...
In the judicial system, we often speak of precedent—how past decisions shape our present understanding of justice. Walking through Annapolis is remarkably similar; each brick, cobblestone, and colonia...
There's something undeniably poetic about the way Route 66 cuts through the American landscape—a concrete artery that once pulsed with the heartbeat of a nation on the move. As someone who spends her...