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Linguists at the University of Georgia are listening to voices around the state. And they are noticing some changes in the classic Southern accent.

While the web is often thought of as a place where content lasts forever. But vast swathes of its are being lost as pages are deleted or moved, according to new research. - Newsx

Art dealer and collector Javier Peres reflects on his time on the art scenes of Berlin and L.A. in the early 2000s.

The Toronto Public Library says it is storing returned books at 12 trailers off site as it works "tirelessly" to restore services as quickly as possible following an October cyberattack.

Take a look back at these stories of the hospital provided by the Otter Tail County Historical Society in this Forum story from 2011.

Deputy Val Johnson is on patrol in the middle of the night.

John Milton’s great epic poem Paradise Lost (1667) retells the story of the fall of man: the temptation of Adam and Eve and their subsequent expulsion from the garden of Eden. In this talk Daniel Shore, professor and chair of the English Department at Georgetown University, will investigate the limits of possible experience through the motif of […]

Artlink has announced the launch of a new archive celebrating 30 years.

Indigenous Peoples Day panel highlights how the holiday is more than “narratives of decimation, loss and genocide”.