A look at the educators, activists and trailblazers honored at schools across Austin and Texas.

On South Seventh Street in downtown Lafayette, Indiana, a Star of David still crowns a synagogue built in 1867. In the ...

According to historians who have closely studied his hectic life and the tumultuous times in which he lived, Alexander Clark may be one of the most important figures in Black history that you’ve never ...

Columnist Jason Touvi writes, “the Jewish story in Florida is not only about the past, but also about living, growing, and ...

As America marks its 250th anniversary, the story of the Marine Corps reminds us that institutions endure through leadership, discipline, and shared values. The evolution of the Commandant reflects ...

Standing as one of the most comprehensive achievements of classical Ottoman architecture, the Süleymaniye Mosque, designed by ...

Lillian Hellman’s landmark 1934 play “The Children’s Hour” has twice been adapted for the big screen, both times by director William Wyler, and neither film really did right by it. The Hays Code could ...

Walk into any bookshop today and you’ll be surprised by the number of books about trees. Publishers tell us too that anything about trees will sell its socks off. It make sense – especially in a city ...

If you’ve ever wished you could experience life before smartphones turned us all into screen-addicted zombies, Genesee ...

Conner Prairie in Fishers, Indiana, answers that question in the most immersive way possible. This living history museum ...

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta emphasised that legislative drafting was a science and an art, stating that even a comma could change the interpretation of a law ...

Glance at the coat of arms for Wisconsin’s flag and you’ll see a miner holding a pick, a symbolic reminder of early 19th ...