The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, is a must-see for anyone interested in exploring the evolution of technology—where it came from and how it’s used today. The museum is a tribute to the evolution of computers, laptops, mobile phones, supercomputers, mainframe computers, and robots. Your tour will span the earliest computing machines to modern-day technological advancements. AI and robotics The museum has a section dedicated to the history and developme

March 3, 2023 The tour organized by Lincoln University to the San Francisco Public Library was a remarkable experience. The journey began at the bustling 12th Street BART station. We disembarked at Civic Center station, and headed to the San Francisco City Hall, an imposing structure that exudes an aura of ancient Rome. Next, we made our way to the main branch of the SF Public Library, where we were greeted with a treasure trove of knowledge spanning eons. It was founded in 1

On April 19, 2019 the Student Services Department organized a tour of the Tesla factory in Fremont. I was particularly excited to see the Tesla factory, as it was named after Nikola Tesla, a genius inventor who, just as myself, originally came from Serbia. Students, staff, and faculty took part in what turned out to be an exciting and thought-provoking learning opportunity. After we got out of the comfortable bus that took us from Lincoln University to the factory, we w

It was a bright and sunny day. We were nine students ready to visit the infamous UC Berkeley Libraries. We took bus #6 to Bancroft Avenue in Berkeley. As we arrived the Sproul Plaza area, I was surprised to see a lot of students and protests. We were told by our tour guide and librarian of Lincoln University, Ms. Nicole Marsh, that UC Berkeley Sproul Plaza is famous for rallies, demonstrations, “tabling”, and lunchtime speeches. When we approached Sather Gate, which is the fo

As a university student, with all my tuition fees and expenses, when I see social media pictures of other people traveling, especially students, it looks like either they are related to Bill Gates or they are great savers. If one or both of these cases apply to you, congratulations! If not, let me tell you how I managed to travel on a budget to 4 countries, including 5 states in the US, in the past two and a half years. There are two types of travelers: old school travelers w