Local efforts to recenter the philosophies of French-German humanist Albert Schweitzer as morally and culturally imperative in modern Aspen have been recognized in a French book written by authors ...

For 40 days, many Christians fast, pray, and examine their lives in preparation for Easter. But for Black Christians — whose faith traditions were shaped by enslavement, migration, resistance, and ...

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The New York Times war correspondent David Halberstam caught the pulse of his era when he observed, in 1964, that there were parallels between America’s misbegotten adventure in Vietnam and the ...

The Hip Hop Museum is proud to highlight two Black History Month initiatives that underscore its commitment to education, literacy, and cultural preservation. NEW ...

Historians portrayed her as a “nun for nature” who just had a “friendship” with another woman.

365 images of Earth, captured once a day by the EUMETSAT meteorological satellite, have been time-lapsed. (video looped) Credit: Simon Proud / NCEO / EUMETSAT Farmers are aging. Their kids don’t want ...

At a time when environmental politics often feel exhausting, combative, or difficult to move forward, Nancy Manring has spent her career asking a novel question: what if we reframe the problem? As a ...

Pulitzer Prize winner and University of Pennsylvania Prof. Benjamin Nathans presented his new book about the Soviet dissident movement at the Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs on Wednesday.

Virginia Gewin is a freelance reporter in Portland, Oregon. This Nature Q&A series celebrates individuals who have fought racism in science and who champion inclusion. The series often highlights ...