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When Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79, it carbonized a book on rulers who followed Alexander the Great. Now, machine learning is deciphering the "lost book."

BUSAN, South Korea—A Korean company chairman was impressed by the majesty and beauty of Shen Yun Performing Arts ...

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Washington, DC, surgeon will emphasize long-term outcomes and value of surgery

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Body cast artist Ali Waller and her sister Emily Waller Singeisen have created a scavenger hunt that combines art and Greek and Roman mythology.

The field has attacked its own foundations, but serious scholars can work to rebuild it.

The field has attacked its own foundations, but serious scholars can work to rebuild it.

Researchers have recently uncovered four new inscriptions near Galilee that showcases evidence of early Christianity at a site commonly known as the "Burnt Church."


The University of Cincinnati will join a historic delegation of U.S. academic institutions on a visit to Greece in November to explore new opportunities for student scholarship in both countries.