Harry Humes died this last April. Harry, who taught at Kutztown (PA) university, was a true poet. What I mean by that is that ...

Fluency lowers our guard, and when language becomes beautiful, both humans and machines stop asking hard questions.

Keep a tidy list of tasks and cross things off as you finish. Respect others' time, and they will respect yours, helping you ...

The Staten Island resident's work "Still, We Are Sacred" explores themes of survival and resilience drawn from his ...

"I looked in the mirror that week and every line, wrinkle and grey hair were still there, mapping out my life for me. I ...

The Princeton that Albert Einstein knew in 1933 was sharply divided by the color line; a long-established border—marked by ...

THROUGH UNTRUEHuman longing does not arise in a vacuum. Whether we seek truth, meaning, love, or God, the impulse itself is not merely a matter of ...

The volcano stands for the poet’s voice and her anger, which is the boiling point of hundreds of years of women’s fights. The ...

Reading is also good for the brain. It improves memory and allows for better sleep. It reduces stress and promotes relaxation. It may slow cognitive decline.

Art restoration and editing share a process of careful intervention and restraint. Editors, like restorers, shape cultural ...

KENNETH White, one of Scotland’s most profound yet overlooked literary figures of the 20th century, spent his life resisting containment – ...

History has a quiet way of repeating itself, yet certain dates stand out for the stories they carry. The 4th of January is ...