Last week, Amazon.com announced that it has arrived at a short-list of preferred cities for its second headquarters (HQ2), after reviewin...

Over-Researched Places Certain places are magnets for researchers and sometimes we bump into other researchers or share interview times wi...

Cross-border areas, macro-regions: Rethinking the EU spatiality?  RGS Session sponsored by the Political Geography Research Group C...

New theme issue of Urban Planning out now, coordinated by guest editors, Markus Hesse and Geoffrey Caruso, University of Luxembourg Urb...

This Tuesday, Evan McDonough will be defending his thesis entitled,  Global flows, local conflicts and the challenge of urban governan...

U.S. high tech and Internet giants such as Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft recently raised attention as they were, or are, investing ...

Planetizen just published their  Top Ten Books of 2017 . Some great reads!

Thank you to Sina Telaar for preparing the Character Sheets in Wizards of Coast's D&D format, and lending me her dice. I had a ...

IGU Urban Geography Commission annual meeting Montreal, 12th -17th August 2018 URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD:  Key factors...

Many thanks to Kevin Schutz, master student in our first year course "Urban Studies and Spatial Planning," who alerted me to  Ser...

The from forgotten greasy spoon to jam packed hipster diner From Greasy Spoon to Hipster Diner Sitting at the George Street Diner f...

View from rooftop of Woodsworth Housing Co-op, overlooking the co-op's 40 year old housing stock below, the eastern Gardiner Expressw...

The University of Luxembourg invites applications for its Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education (FLSHASE) Docto...

Steinsel, photo from Constance Carr I had fun guest lecturing to future Luxembourgish planners, architects, and urbanists at the Sch...

Congratulations to Nathalie Christmann who  successfully defended her dissertation on October 19th entitled, " Wohnmobilität in der Gr...

photo from Dr. Nathalie Christmann The construction site at Hamilius has become a regular pit stop on the tour of the City of Luxembou...